Replaced the battery in my 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara. Started up the car and noticed a "system check" indication on the radio display. I turned on the air conditioner and it began to blow hot air in all settings. I turned the motor on and off a few times figuring this might "reboot" the system and or provide for a system check - no good. The air conditioning worked fine before the battery change. How does a battery change impact air conditioner operation in a 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara?

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Check the fuses and relays.

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it's bricked, , the 6 ways, are here.

http://www.fixkick.com/power-elect/Keep-Alive/keep-alive.html#radio

good luck finding a Suzuki car dealer, they bugged out.

Try disconnecting battery. Then re-connect the battery and type in the correct code.

You could try the factory default code, which is 0000. There is some confusion whether Suzuki/Clarion produces these audio units with a preprogrammed lock code (0000) or not, but its worth a try. If a previous owner has set their own personalized code then there is absolutely NO way for you to work around it. The audio unit will have to be removed and returned to Clarion for reprograming. A Suzuki dealer can help you with this, but they can not unlock the radio, only Clarion has that ability.

SUZUKI GRAND VITARA SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL 2005 2008 DOWNLOAD

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it might be here
$4 day pass (real SUZ FSM)
https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1045-2006-grand-vitara-service-manual.aspx

check the FSM, it covers this.
https://suzukipitstopplus.com/category/3-suzuki-service-manuals.aspx

When shifting into drive you are applying the brakes to do so. Using your breaks is one of the most power consuming things the car uses. Check the cars battery. The connection between the wires to the battery are either loose, corroded, or just extreamly dirty. If none of these apply, you may just want to get a new battery. I myself had the same issue with a 2006 Kia Optima. If you haven't replaced the battery since you got the car, you may consider doing it anyways as it is well past due.
Good luck! :)

The pictogram is an indicator that the ESP system is defective.

Did you resolved the problem?

I also have a Grand Vitara, and just replaced the battery and once I turn the vehicle on, it will shut off.

What it is going on?

Thanks

Unhook your NEG. battery post about 30min.
It will let your system reset.
Good luck