2014 Suzuki swift 1.2

**cirdeolavar** · September 8th, 2017 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

that's just the clutch pedal that they are adjusting.
i do not think, the hardness or softness of the pedal, will be significantly affected by it.

"masusunog...pag sobrang baba... ang kagat?" baka nga, dahil hindi completely dis-engaged ang clutch friction plate when applying the pedal to shift... dudulas... at mas mahirap rin ipasok siguro into gear.

ah, yun cguro ginagawa ng mekaniko, adjust lang taas at baba? hehehe. i really don't know about car, basta kung my problem takbo nako kay doc... (ang tawag ko sa suki kong mekaniko, hehehe). alam ko lang gawin is change tires kapag na flat at di na kayang i-inflate then go to the nearest vulcanizing shop or service center. lol!

**dr. d** · September 8th, 2017 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by cirdeolavar

ah, yun cguro ginagawa ng mekaniko, adjust lang taas at baba? hehehe. i really don't know about car, basta kung my problem takbo nako kay doc... (ang tawag ko sa suki kong mekaniko, hehehe). alam ko lang gawin is change tires kapag na flat at di na kayang i-inflate then go to the nearest vulcanizing shop or service center. lol!

alam ko kung bakit "doc" ang tawag mo kay mekaniko... dahil mahal maningil!!!

**baju83** · September 8th, 2017 10:34 PM

thanks sa reply dr. d. i already sprayed it kanina and yes guma.an siya. i actually tried this before sa toyota lite.ace gxl ng parents ko and sa suzuki scrum multivan effective naman just wanted to confirm 1st sana kasi this is our 1st purchased car with my wife without parents involved. baka kasi masira kami na nag babayad lolol!

Originally Posted by dr. d

adjustment, if it can be done at all, is only for itaas o ibaba ng kagat ng clutch pedal.
in the olden days, we would inject lubricating oil into the housing of the clutch cable, to make the clutch light again (best done if the entire cable were detached from the car). it would work, but only after a few days or a couple of weeks, tigas na naman. replacement is the more long-lasting option.
the clutch pedal is easily lubricated via a few drops of oil, or a squirt of squirt-able grease or lubrication (or wd40!), onto the swivel joint. it is easier if one has double-jointed elbows, rubber spine, and stalked eyeballs.
sometimes, tumitigas ang clutch pedal dahil sa wear and tear ng clutch assembly or release bearing. the solution, is $$$ replacement.

**Jepster** · September 8th, 2017 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by Jepster

anyone tried Suzuki's FS oil for at least a couple of full change oils? i'll be coming in for a top up soon, so i'll probably go with casa's fs oil again, pero once that's done, i'm not sure what oil na gagamitin for my next full change oil.

so that's a no then?

**ninjababez** · September 9th, 2017 02:28 AM

Originally Posted by Jepster

so that's a no then?

wait mo lang kai bro mag reply lol

**cirdeolavar** · September 9th, 2017 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

alam ko kung bakit "doc" ang tawag mo kay mekaniko... dahil mahal maningil!!!

hahaha. di naman, over the years i treat them as friends at tropa at nakakainuman din paminsan-minsan. it's nice to have friends from different walks of life, different personalities din. mas enjoy din kasi ako yung tipong cowboy style lang, at kung kahit saan mapadpad at di all the time yung nasa restaurants and bars. hehehe. it has been a common joke lang samin, since they address me doc, i call my car mechanic and bike mechanics "doc" din, kasi doctor naman sila talaga ng car at bikes ko. lol!

**Gervs75** · September 10th, 2017 10:12 AM

Hello guys. New member of tsikot and newbie owner of suzuki swift here.

Just asking lang mga sir if na-experience nyo ang pagtagas ng gasolina pag switch-on ng engine. Pinaandar ko kasi yung car this morning and i observe this problem. Tried to call casa but since Sunday, no office pala. My suspect is may maluwag sa tangke.

I'm a first time owner ng kotse kaya wala ako idea dun sa problem.

**dreamur** · September 10th, 2017 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by Gervs75

Hello guys. New member of tsikot and newbie owner of suzuki swift here.

Just asking lang mga sir if na-experience nyo ang pagtagas ng gasolina pag switch-on ng engine. Pinaandar ko kasi yung car this morning and i observe this problem. Tried to call casa but since Sunday, no office pala. My suspect is may maluwag sa tangke.

I'm a first time owner ng kotse kaya wala ako idea dun sa problem.

Saan po tumatagas? Are you sure it us gasoline? If so, dont drive it as it could cause fire.

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**Gervs75** · September 10th, 2017 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by dreamur

Saan po tumatagas? Are you sure it us gasoline? If so, dont drive it as it could cause fire.

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Yes sir i'm sure gasoline. Ang nakikita lang namin e yung gasoline n tumutulo mula sa tangke pag binuhay ko ang makina.

Hindi na rin kami tumuloy sa lakad namin. Supposed to be a-attend kami ng mass dahil birthday ng eldest daughter ko kahapon then tuloy blessing na ng kotse. Hayun mag-iina ko nalang nagsimba gamit ung dakila naming tricycle.

Anyway, I tried to research sa internet yung parts ng swift fuel system. Yun palang fuel return at pump ay sa may upper part ng tangke. Mas tumibay yung suspect ko na may maluwag dun sa mga parts. Most probably sa taas ng tangke galing yung tulo kasi ala naman damage ung tank mismo.