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2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara. My dash lights and my headlights won't work?
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Check the fuses and relays.
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Where is the flasher control in a 2005 Suzuki Grand Vitara?
help here. Normally a function of the Body Control Module, but a square relay is sold.
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Where is the crankshaft position sensor?
it appears it takes the signal from the front of crankshaft, take a look. The location in my database, the orientation isn't very good. This is for 2.5L engine.
Grand vitara 1.9 f9q engine, where is the coolant temp sensor
Sorry don't know exactly but it is generally to be found in the hottest part of the engine - just below the thermostat in the housing or close by in the cylinder head, sometimes in the intake manifold if it is coolant heated and very occasionally elsewhere in the cylinder head...
Why does the clutch pedal gets stack down when pressed? (it's a suzuki grand vitara model 2011)
This could be more than one reason. Could you please comment below describing exactly what happens when the pedal gets 'stuck' down?
Does the pedal feel correct as you push it down? Does it change gear normally even when the pedal does get stuck?
If the clutch pedal feels wrong when you use it, the clutch fluid may be low needing to be topped up and the system might need bleeding. Is the pedal slack when you press it or pull it free? This could be a faulty return spring on the pedal.
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