which is why i'd prefer to pair it with sachs shocks? do you think it will be a better ride that way?

i still have no luck on the swift sport springs. sai heng autopart also out of stock at the moment.

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anyone know how to remove the aircon vent drivers side on the SSS? small broken piece of plastic from my handphone holder dropped inside 

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i checked with the guy yesterday and those are 1.5 swift springs and shocks, not swift sport.
guess i'll to wait a bit longer.

thanks bro for the alert. i dont do fb so i wouldnt have known if you had not alerted me on this

Looking at this passenger side air vent, I think it should give you a good idea on how to remove it.

Any recommended workship to service my aging suzuki swift in penang? 2007 model....

i have got the same model and i am sending mine to change the OCV tomorrow at platinum lifestyle in bagan.

it was leaking last time i checked but changing the o-ring only will not help. a known issue, according to suzuki service center. so i having the whole pump changed.
and also check for sort of steering rack sound, which i suspect is not. i had the brake pins changed recently.

slowly repairing all the things i need to repair for the car.
next should be the compressor because the air cond sucks especially in the afternoon and hot day.

try platinum lifestyle service center in bagan?

Hmm.. i stay in island...
Im facing aircond issue too...
But i just topup gases to make it cooler...

Btw, how much u paid to fix the leaking?

I replaced my rubber...

hi, SX4 owner here. no choice but to ask Swift member here.
My Headunit (Radio) recently pop out a message  - NO F-CODE - and the radio cant function at all. wondering who encounter this before and how to solve this issue? any workshop can refer to?

Yo guys, I am looking to buy my first car and wondering if a 2nd hand Swift is a good choice. I won't be driving that much, mostly driving out on weekend and weekday occasionally. Is it hard to find a SC for swift and is it recommended at all to buy a 2nd hand Swift?

Thanks in advance guys!

Hi all. It's been awhile since i bought my car. In a blink of an eye it's close to 5 yrs++ now.

Journey so far:
No major issue. Engine ok. Touch wood everything go well.
Normal crack on aftermarket side skirt
Mileage is about 1-120 km and ongoing
My car is NA

Changed item:
4 units of tyres
16'->15' rims
silicon wiper
Dry Panasonic battery @2016 (First change from stock battery)

Things coming to change:
Lightbulbs
Battery anytime as soon hit 3 years
Disk Brake pads x4 (anyone can recommend or just stick to ori)
Overhaul (if mech say need, subject to wallet)

Overall experience:

This car is good from performance, stability and NVH. It was (CBU) highly priced then reduced (CKD). I am satisfied with the car, still good looking imo, fine quality and not giving me any headache. I will keep this car for long term. It's fun to drive.

Only downturn about it is resale market. Price is crazy.

I own the swift 1.5 2011 model, it’s definitely fun car to drive and until now it’s still working pretty smoothly.

Just that I don’t know why this car turning loop is so big as compared to other bigger cars
Sometimes even Camry in front of me can manage to make the u-turn on small road hahaha but my swift just couldn’t

Yo guys, I am looking to buy my first car and wondering if a 2nd hand Swift is a good choice. I won't be driving that much, mostly driving out on weekend and weekday occasionally. Is it hard to find a SC for swift and is it recommended at all to buy a 2nd hand Swift?

Thanks in advance guys!

That could have been us. We could have driven the hell out of this car. And when the economy tanked in the Recession, gas prices spiking, Suzuki could have made a killing. Hell, if you ask me, the Suzuki Swift would have saved Americans from hurting in the global financial crisis—if not averted it entirely.

Yo guys, I am looking to buy my first car and wondering if a 2nd hand Swift is a good choice. I won't be driving that much, mostly driving out on weekend and weekday occasionally. Is it hard to find a SC for swift and is it recommended at all to buy a 2nd hand Swift?

Thanks in advance guys!

Get the manual Swift Sport, it's a perfect little pocket rocket for a weekend fun car. It's expensive for its class but it's really worth it as it's miles better than anything else in the same class. The car is a pretty simple car so repairs & maintenance is easy for just about any workshops, no need to go to SC. Parts are also still easy to find.