Suzuki Forenza

6 1/2 " Front, 5 1/4" Rear

Look on the back side of the serpentine belt (the side of the belt with the ribs). If any of the ribs are cracked the belt should be replaced. Take a look at the physical condition. If it is cracked on the inside (groove or V side) it needs to be replaced.

999 999 Good for 24 hours!

Depending on your dealrship, the majority of the time you can use the code only twice. Each time working a full 24 hours.

their are a list of codes that you can put in to turn the radio i can get them for you if needed

it's located in the back of the intake tube the 2 wires plug

The fuse box is by the battery

Here's thge list I used for my forenza. first one worked for me:

4316

1156

5624

3241

2151

2145

5241

4524

4513

3451

3346

5436

4362

6361

1165

5843

2152

2512

2453

3451

4316

2253

3241

4353

2152

5613

1651

1554

4136

1325

3116

5324

5344

1636

1341

3265

4345

5513

5613

3265

3251

6645

5256

4513

6654

3644

2136

1641

1634

1326

2621

3413

3462

2346

2235

5632

4325

The fuel pump access cover is under the back seat in the forenza. Take out the seat and you will see a round access plate that will be tough to remove, believe me. Once you get the cover off it will expose the top of the fuel pump. Make sure your battery is disconnected at the positive lead. Disconnect the electrical connector on the top-there are some little squeeze clip things as I recall, it has been a while since I did one. There are 2 or 3 rubber hoses (that may have pressurized gasoline in them so no sparks or flames close by) that have to be taken off and they have squeeze clips on them so be patient and work the hoses off. Finally, after everything is disconnected, you have a band that runs around the top of the pump and tank opening that has to be loosened. Once you get this off, the pump will remove straight up and out. Put the new one back in by reversing these directions. Make sure all connections on hoses are tight or you can have gasoline spewing under your car when pump comes on-check it before you put the seat and cover back on. Seal the cover well to prevent water getting into car. Good luck!

5w-30

Where Exactly Is The Thermostat Located

In a 2005 suzuki Reno, PLEASE SHOW PICTURES

This involves removing the old timing belt and replacing with the new one. Removing the old belt entails removal of the MAT sensor connector, the air cleaner and its hose and the right front wheel. One may then install the new belt, making sure to tighten the automatic tension bolt to 18 ft. lbs. After this is done, the front timing belt cover needs to be screwed back on.

under the hood

Repairing a car can be costly. The cost to repair a Front Valve cover Gasket can range from $15 to $150 or more.

There is no button. The air bag will turn on/off automatically when someone with the required weight is sitting in the seat. If your engine is running when someone sits in that seat and the air bag doesn't reset itself just turn the car off and when you restart it it should reset.

NO, not really

But insurance companies and the Police understand Typos and errors. They don't have a sense of humour about changing your story completly

There is a belt tensioner on the serpentine belt. You must remove the air cleaner housing to access it. Once the air cleaner housing is removed, the tensioner will be on the lower right side when viewed from the passenger side. The tensioner has a place on the front of it where a wrench can be used to release the tension (it is spring loaded). A socket won't fit, but a box end wrench will, and the longer the better as leverage is helpful here. After releasing the tension, I find it is easiest to remove the belt from the alternator pulley on the upper left side. Make note of the routing before removal, a diagram will be helpful here, so draw a sketch if you need to. Installation is the reverse of removal. If you pay a mechanic to do this for you it should take no more than 30 minutes, start to finish. To the best of my knowledge all of the Forenza models are the similar. Don't forget the timing belt as well. Your owner's manual will have the replacement interval. Follow it, as serious engine damage will result from a broken timing belt.

i think, depending on the year, that problem is caused by a factory defect.

engine mounts how many if Iwant to change alls.

You use a funel mad for trans fluid and poor it down the dip stick hole. FYI theres a sight glass under the car to check the level of the fluid. Actually the Forenza/Reno has no dipstick, or any type of sight glass for fluid levels anywhere. Not even the A/C. The only way to check and/or add fluid is to remove the fill plug located just below the passenger side output shaft ( inboard CV joint ). It's an 8mm square drive just like the drain plug at the bottom of the trans. Be sure to fill with only Suzuki trans fluid SP4A ( LT 71141 ) Have fun with it. It's a simple job, the hardest part is locating the fill plug as there is a motor mount bracket partially blocking your view! Eric A. Certified Suzuki Tech, Everett, Wa.

Suzuki trans fluid SP4A ( LT 71141 )

does the 2005 Suzuki forenza have an interference motor or not

Your transmission sensor might be broken

Trouble code P2279 means: Intake air leak

I would recommend that you open the drivers door and on the door or the frame their will be a plate that has the tire size and air pressure on this label always best to follow what the factory says

15gal.

Actually 14 gallons. 12 primary and 2 preserve. Once you hit past the 12 gallon, you get a fill up light warning on your dash.