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    4. : How to replace the oil filter on a Suzuki Swift.

Suzuki Swift - Video tutorial

Model: Suzuki Swift MK 3 - Years 1994-2004
Part: Oil filter
Operation: How to replace the oil filter on a Suzuki Swift.

In this video tutorial, we can see how it is possible to replace the oil filter on a Suzuki Swift by following a few simple steps: the first thing to do is to purchase a new oil filter and engine oil (check the grade in the owner's manual); the next step is to lift the vehicle using a car lift or hydraulic jack and secure it with safety stands. Use a ratchet wrench to loosen the oil filter; place a container for the used oil under the oil pan; remove the old oil filter and install the new oil filter, tightening it with the ratchet wrench. Using a 17mm socket wrench, unscrew the oil drain plug. Place a container underneath to avoid making a mess on the floor. Wait for all the used oil to drain into the container and then screw the drain plug back in. Lower the vehicle and open the engine hood, securing it with a prop rod; refill the engine with new oil using a funnel to make the process easier.


Posted on 28 June 2023 by ScegliAuto

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