service time
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service time
right my new sj vitara engine is ineed of a service , i know where to get the parts from motor factors etc but i dont what type of things i need
the engine is a 1.6 8valve petrol (not sure of the engine code yet)
i need
new set of spark plugs ngk ones ? (model no. of spark plugs?)
new set of ht leads (what ones?)
oil filter (what one)
fresh engine oil (what grade/ how many litres?)
also the bog standard air filter the circle one i take it ?
ta tom
the engine is a 1.6 8valve petrol (not sure of the engine code yet)
i need
new set of spark plugs ngk ones ? (model no. of spark plugs?)
new set of ht leads (what ones?)
oil filter (what one)
fresh engine oil (what grade/ how many litres?)
also the bog standard air filter the circle one i take it ?
ta tom
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Re: service time
Pretty sure the oil is 10w/40
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Re: service time
Now that I think about it, my Haynes is SJ/Vitara. Gimmie a minute and I'll go have a look.
*edit* Can't find the ****ing thing.
*edit* Can't find the ****ing thing.
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There's three ways of doing things:
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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Re: service time
Edweird wrote:Pretty sure the oil is 10w/40
Your just guessing that because 10w40 goes in everything! - but i'd guess 10w40 too! if you want to be dead certain to get the right bits take the bits off you want to replace and takw them to the motorfactor with you, last time I wanted to replace my battery I took the old one & they took it and disposed of it for me, It saved me a trip to the tip!
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Re: service time
Tramp wrote:Edweird wrote:Pretty sure the oil is 10w/40
Your just guessing that because 10w40 goes in everything! - but i'd guess 10w40 too! if you want to be dead certain to get the right bits take the bits off you want to replace and takw them to the motorfactor with you, last time I wanted to replace my battery I took the old one & they took it and disposed of it for me, It saved me a trip to the tip!
oh dear never thought if that
cheers tramp and ed ;D ,
and btw luke i have found one of the drivers mechs and its the passenger side as the otherside is still in the door
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Re: service time
Nicked from NGK catalogue
As said best to just take a plug out and cross reference it if it's not already ngk .
Again just take your leads to a motorist shop, if they don't have a specific set they will just make a matching set off the rack.
Have a look at the air filter you already have, chance's are it will have a makers name and number on it that they can use to match that too.
Most sites ("googled" vitara 8 valve spark plugs) recommend BPR5ES or BPR5E.As said best to just take a plug out and cross reference it if it's not already ngk .
Again just take your leads to a motorist shop, if they don't have a specific set they will just make a matching set off the rack.
Have a look at the air filter you already have, chance's are it will have a makers name and number on it that they can use to match that too.
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Re: service time
I did a re-build on my engine because i was bored/thought it would be fun.
5L of oil is easily plenty with some to spare to keep aside for topping up. Used 10w40.
Changed oil filter, they had one at wico, can get from halfords as well. Tell them its the G16A 1.6 vitara engine and they will look up the oil filter part.
Reg of the SJ will get you the air filter.
Air filter easy enough to find on ebay
The 8v carb 1.6 engine engine code is G16A
5L of oil is easily plenty with some to spare to keep aside for topping up. Used 10w40.
Changed oil filter, they had one at wico, can get from halfords as well. Tell them its the G16A 1.6 vitara engine and they will look up the oil filter part.
Reg of the SJ will get you the air filter.
Air filter easy enough to find on ebay
The 8v carb 1.6 engine engine code is G16A
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Re: service time
The recommended oil for all of the Suzuki F and G-family engines is 10w/40 to the best of my knowledge.Tramp wrote:Edweird wrote:Pretty sure the oil is 10w/40
Your just guessing that because 10w40 goes in everything! - but i'd guess 10w40 too!
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The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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Re: service time
get a dizzy cap and rotor arm aswell
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