2010 Suzuki Sx4 Parts Diagram

Suzuki SX4

Although famous for their motorcycles, Suzuki has had a tough time breaking into the automobile market. While it lacks the entertainment value of Suzuki's two-wheelers, the SX4 is a competent and well-made small car. The Suzuki SX4 is offered in four-door hatchback and four-door sedan body styles, which are split into two different styles. The sedan comes in a no-nonsense economy car guise as well as a series of sport trims that feature different suspension tuning and styling. The hatchback is available as the "Sportback" or the SX4 Crossover, and is designed for those seeking a more rugged compact car with available all-wheel drive, SUV-like body cladding and a taller ride height. The ride is on the firm side, absorbing bumps and irregular paving with impressive composure. Its steering is also tight and direct, which makes driving it almost, but not quite, as much fun as tooling around on one of Suzuki's fine motorcycles.

Choosing the right SX4 for your particular needs can be a tricky affair, as there are many trim levels available. The range starts off with the base sedan, which is appointed with full power accessories, a height-adjustable driver seat, a tilt steering wheel and a 60/40-split-folding rear seat. Added amenities available on both the upper sedan and Sportback trims include air-conditioning, a four-speaker sound system, cruise control, automatic control, Bluetooth, keyless ignition/entry and an integrated Garmin navigation system. The "Sport" sedan options include a sport-tuned suspension, 17-inch alloy wheels, four-wheel disc brakes and an aero body kit. The SX4 Crossover should appeal to those living and driving in colder climates. This is the least expensive all-wheel-drive car on the market. The All Wheel Drive system can be configured for maximum traction or fuel economy. AWD Auto is like many crossover SUV systems that shunt power to the rear wheels only when front-wheel slippage is detected. AWD Lock is for lower speeds through snow or mud, while FWD mode is best for fuel economy. In most cases, that's the mode of choice, since neither body style achieves good fuel economy numbers for this class. The interior is one of the Suzuki SX4's best attributes, sporting a simple, user-friendly design and decent materials. Although not as versatile as some other subcompact hatchbacks, the SX4 does offer plenty of rear passenger room and cargo space thanks to a flip-and-fold backseat that is placed high atop the floor.

The Suzuki SX4 may develop a condition in which the accelerator pedal sticks. This can be caused by carbon build up on the throttle shaft, or perhaps a throttle body cleaner was used that removed the special coating on the throttle shaft. If you experience such a problem, the throttle body, that part of the air intake system that helps control the amount of air that gets into the engine, should be replaced. There is no reason to go on with a rough ride that keeps jumping due to irregular acceleration. The part can be found at partsgeek, which handles a full catalog of Suzuki SX4 oem and aftermarket parts at affordable prices.

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