Suzuki Carry service | Basic engine service on a 2004 DA63T Suzuki Carry 4WD kei truck

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  • Опубліковано 25 січ 2025

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  • @kelindungo6885
    @kelindungo6885 3 місяці тому +1

    Thank you for making this Video. I Can change oil by myself alone.

  • @kangaroo272
    @kangaroo272 2 роки тому

    Another fantastic tutorial, great work
    I don't suppose you have any of the part numbers for the oil filter, air filter and spark plugs? I get the feeling my local motor factors won't be able to do anything as the registration number will not be on their system.
    As a little hint, when working under the drivers seat, once you have the base lifted above the steering wheel, if you roll the seat as far forward as you can, it allows you to lift it much higher and give much better access, I hope that helps you out.

    • @AndrewFixes
      @AndrewFixes  2 роки тому

      Thanks for the hint about the seat!
      Details of the spark plugs are on a sticker on the passenger side sill / B pillar.
      I used a Mahle OC215 oil filter.
      The air filter is Suzuki part number 13780-77A00

  • @inthestudy
    @inthestudy Рік тому

    I notice the Emissions Control Canister next to the air box. Have you done any of these before? I'm coming up on 100k.

  • @inthestudy
    @inthestudy Рік тому

    What size is the oil filter socket, please? :)

  • @mohamedsaed3498
    @mohamedsaed3498 6 місяців тому

    مرحبا اخي انا امتلك مثل هذة السيارة في جمهورية مصر العربية واريد شحن مجموعة مواسير مياة التبريد بالكامل لانها ليست موجودة في بلدي هل من الممكن انا تساعدني في الحصول عليها

  • @nikolaromanos456
    @nikolaromanos456 Рік тому

    Andrew, how many kms your kei truck used from Japan and also why replace the sparkplug if still ok?

    • @AndrewFixes
      @AndrewFixes  Рік тому

      This one had done 55,000 km. The plugs weren't the worst I've seen, but I thought they were worn enough to warrant replacement.