How to remove front cover from Suzuki liana 2004

Should be under a steering wheel on left or right.

sure.
how else could you free up cam drive?
and is VVT head. twin cam DOHC.. and belt drive.
car is European sold, we dont get those here. we get J20b engine.
and is same answer.

Here's a link on your radio code. Suzuki Radio Codes from Serial Number

RTM?
you want us to read the manual to you?
that it?
teach you car service in this silly text box.>>??? really?

this is usa forum. we dont have Liana here.
so can't link you up.
(alldata.com and the suzuki site here and 3 more are all zero Liana, in usa)

read car repair for dummies first?
then ask how?

ever google before,?
here ill type for you.

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+replace+brake+pads&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

go to suzuki by the FSM book for your car, to do all service.
? or just to see if job is too complex or you lacking tools?

some have it others dont.
the FSM covers this. and maybe the operators guide (lost>?)
our USA sources show we dont have the car here.
so we have no books.
why not ask your local suzuki dealer this questions.
and HVAC systems can very by country sold or the.
or the plant that made it, seen here.
Kosai, Shizuoka, Japan
Sagara, Shizuoka, Japan
Chongqing, China (Changan Suzuki)
Karachi, Pakistan (Pak Suzuki Motor)
Bekasi, Indonesia ( Suzuki Indomobil Motor)
why not post your country so others answer correctly.?

on many cars, the filter is hidden behind the glove
and the FSM book (buy one and read it, or get shop to do this, and not have to buy books?)
we remove the glove box lid.
and in my suzuki, the book says
"if opted new, the filter is located here"
then shows a photo of black objects on a black HVAC box. and you scratch head.
like finding a BBQ brick in a coal mine.(imagine)

one can look for 15min and find it. or it is not even there, at all, as my books clearly states.
so if all this is fun? buy the book and read the instructions
or ask your local mechanic to do this easter egg hunt thing....

old post
electric window fuse. the fuse box is clearly labled,, miss that?
we dont have Liana, here,
so where are you., the manual and car vary by country sold.
go to suzuki and ask for a FSM,factory service manual.
if doing DIY serious work.

you could just check all fuses in 5min flat.
and that ends this search. fast.
so?? I use a thing called voltmeter. if all fuses have 12v on both
ends, key on, the fuses are all good.
then check for 12v at the dead motor. active.
1: got 12v, yes, motor is bad, no it ,just makes funny noises.
if motor makes noise, the window is jammed. check it now.(guides)
2: no 12v?, backup to switch, its failing.

ok 3 ways answered.

that means there is a fault in this system.
we scan it and read the Bxxxx codes.
in the suzuki shop (LOL finding one) the use a special factory SRS air bag tool.
my fancy scan tool can not do Suzuki/s
so take it in and get it scanned, by any shop with a SRS scanner that works in suzuki,

ours (we are uSA forum) is a Aerio
the op guide if same , is here for 4 bucks , if lost that.

https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1005-2005-aerio-owners-manual.aspx
RTM?

all lamps are covered in the opr guide. open glove box
open book, turn to index. see bulbs.
in general.
see screws in the lens?> bingo off them
if not, then its rear access.
gain access to rear of assembly lamp, and then untwist lamp socket, at the rear.
that part comes off, and the lamp is just there, ready to be removed.

buy a "trim tool" from an autoparts store for $5.

Then follow instructions on...

http://www.suzuki-forums.com/suzuki-aerio-liana-forum/44896-door-panel-removal.html

Sounds like flat spotted tires or wheels out of balance.