My first guess would be that you have a sizable vacuum leak some where... Check to see if you can find any vacuum hoses that have disconnected or that may be cracked or split.
Suzuki Sidekick from 1989 - 1996, had an 11 Gallon Gas Tank. I had thought it was smaller, since when I was at the empty mark, could only put in about 9 Gallons, found out my Gage was off, and I had 2 gallons to spare!
== == http://www.kick-fix.com/fusepanel-left-knee1w.jpg this may be correct. Owner's manual.
The Sidekick 1.6 Liter 16 Valve conversion is by far the most popular. The 1.8 conversion could be done but they only used that engine for a couple of years. It is not a popular engine. I have the 1.6 conversion is a 1986 Suzuki Samurai. The major components are: Transmission adapter to connect to the Samurai transmission. Engine mounts from Sidekick Oil Pan and Oil Pick-up needs to be cut down unless the Samurai is raised to allow room for front axle. Computer and wiring from Sidekick must be installed into the Samurai. All of the engine controls, air filter, MAF, high pressure fuel pump. There is a speedometer conversion as well. It adds a magnetic (reed) relay to the speedometer and lets the computer know when the car is moving. -EVERYTHING- moves over from the donor vehicle including (most times) the third member gears because they are lower than a Samurai. Samurai=3.73 Sidekick (auto)=4.62 Sidekick (Man)= 5.12 All of these items can be purchased separately from several Suzuki aftermarket suppliers on the web.
No, it couldn't be the intake manifold. The only way is if it was the head gasket or the trans. cooler in the radiator. But that's only if you have an automatic transmission.
A person could expect to purchase the sidekick model of cell phones by paying a visit to the local wireless provider and seeing which of the sidekick models are available.
I just changed out a transmission in my 1995 Suzuki Sidekick, and I have the torque converter in my garage from the transmission I got from the junk yard. Should be good, and you could have it if you want to drive to St. Louis to pick it up. But call around to the local junk yards. Most of them pull out the transmissions from any vehicles they get in that have been crashed. It took me a couple phone calls, but found one the first day I looked.
One can purchase a Suzuki in Reno at several different places. A person could buy a Suzuki in Reno at a Suzuki dealership in Reno, or one could purchase a Suzuki at a used car dealership.
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The Sidekick mobile phone is costly. It is unlikely that you could get a free one unless you win a contest for which it was the prize.
It could be a leaking vacuum hose to the power brake booster or the membrane in the booster could have a hole. When the brakes are applied, the booster is opened to the engine vacuum via the hose. The vacuum leak would then increase, causing the engine to stall.
My book told me to fill them until it started running out of the transfer case and differencial. Worked fine for me...
wish you could..