Anyone work or know lots about suzuki swifts

as title says? The new shape one btw.

Whats she done now..?

To Fix or to buy?

Got one coming in tomorrow, 2006 (06) 5 door, grey, 43k miles £5299

If its to fix, sorry mate im useless at fixing things.

Buey wrote:

To Fix or to buy?

Got one coming in tomorrow, 2006 (06) 5 door, grey, 43k miles £5299

If its to fix, sorry mate im useless at fixing things.

It will be fix mate, it's his old dears car

Furry muff!

yeah my mums swift sport. Drive that sale Buey good effort!

Basically it gets towed on an a frame at the back of the camper van, the battery has to say in for the lights to work etc it still clocks the milage up though, i cant find the correct fuse to remove or the speedo drive on the gearbox...

any ideas.

use a hammer.

paint it orange.

billybug wrote:

paint it orange.

ill paint you orange dickhead






















you billo bear

im gonna paint everything i own orange, including jayne, and stick some old trainers on her ratlook girl ftw

LOL bet she would love that! you back in the uk soon honky?

decemberrrr

Lupton_20vt wrote:

yeah my mums swift sport. Drive that sale Buey good effort!

Basically it gets towed on an a frame at the back of the camper van, the battery has to say in for the lights to work etc it still clocks the milage up though, i cant find the correct fuse to remove or the speedo drive on the gearbox...

any ideas.

if its on an A frame, surely the wheels will be off the ground therefore not racking the milage up?

it bolts to the front dude.

ah

well you wont find a way which is as simple as unplugging a fuse to stop the milage clocking up

is it an electronic milage readout?

thermal wrote:

ah

well you wont a way which is as simple as unplugging a fuse to stop the milage clocking up

is it an electronic milage readout?

yes tom bear.

Lupton_20vt wrote:

thermal wrote:

ah

well you wont a way which is as simple as unplugging a fuse to stop the milage clocking up

is it an electronic milage readout?

yes tom bear.

your fucked then.

how so ?

use you noodle chris....find the plug where the speedo reads from and unplug it, for example my mk1 has an electronic speedo that reads from a sensor on the gear box, i just need to unplug that sensor to turn off the speedo

i have already looked for that dean, there is noting obvious anywhere.

im pretty sure that if you do find something you can unplug, all manor of warning lights a faults will appear. doubt itll be as simple as pluging it back in and itll be how it was before, or every1 would be doin it wouldnt they.

matty_mk1 wrote:

im pretty sure that if you do find something you can unplug, all manor of warning lights a faults will appear. doubt itll be as simple as pluging it back in and itll be how it was before, or every1 would be doin it wouldnt they.

you wouldn't need a warning light to tell you your speedo wasn't working, i'm sure you would notice. lol

whatalotafun wrote:

matty_mk1 wrote:

im pretty sure that if you do find something you can unplug, all manor of warning lights a faults will appear. doubt itll be as simple as pluging it back in and itll be how it was before, or every1 would be doin it wouldnt they.

you wouldn't need a warning light to tell you your speedo wasn't working, i'm sure you would notice. lol

A modern car is very different to your mk1 im afraid, everything is linked to everything these days.

matty_mk1 wrote:

whatalotafun wrote:

matty_mk1 wrote:

im pretty sure that if you do find something you can unplug, all manor of warning lights a faults will appear. doubt itll be as simple as pluging it back in and itll be how it was before, or every1 would be doin it wouldnt they.

you wouldn't need a warning light to tell you your speedo wasn't working, i'm sure you would notice. lol

A modern car is very different to your mk1 im afraid, everything is linked to everything these days.

i hear what you are saying, but plugging it in should sort that out (it is a suzuki after all )