How to change oil pump on a 2004 suzuki forenza.

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Most likely cause of this is a clogged thermostat. Especiallly if you've ever used a sealer in the past, the thermostat clogs with age and a bad thermostat will tend to back up and fill your reservoir tank. Best of luck with this situation and I hope you've found this post a solution to your problem. All the best!
Greg

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You will have to do it from under the hood. You will have either a plastic cap that you can turn a 1/4 turn counterclockwise and remove or a rubber type cover that you will have to pull out of place. Just follow the wires that go to the lights to find it. Once you get the cap/cover out of the way you will be able to either pull the lamp socket to you (good) or you will have a fastener that looks like a bent paperclip (bad) that you will have to get to release the bulb holder. For the good situation just unplug the old lamp and plug the new one in-DO NOT TOUCH THE GLASS BULB with your hands-then reassemble. IF you have the "bad" situation, squeeze the clip to see if it releases. you may have to take one of the screws loose that holds it. Once you get it loose unplug the old bulb and plug the new one in DO NOT TOUCH THE GLASS part-skin oils will make the bulb go out FAST, and you do not want to have to do this more than you have to. Put it all back together.

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in the fuel tank if you lucky there is a cover under the back seat to get to it with out dropping out the tank

ernesto cuadra

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• Posted on Jun 18, 2012

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see to this place. God bless you

http://www.ehow.com/how_7669194_replace-ac-condenser.html

Marvin

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• Posted on Jun 25, 2012

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Instructions

• Disconnect the negative cable on your car battery. Make sure to wait for the engine of your Suzuki Forenza to cool off completely before you start working on it.
  
• 2Rotate the engine using a wrench attached to a crankshaft bolt. Align the timing mark on the pulley to the 0o mark on the scale.
  
• 3
  
• Remove the screws and the bolts that hold the timing cover in its place and take the cover off. Loosen the bolts that hold the spring-loaded tensioner of the timing belt a little. Pull the tensioner away from the timing belt and then tighten the bolts again.
  
• 4Pry off the timing belt from the pulley channels and the camshaft sprocket with a flat head screwdriver. Set the old timing belt aside and compare it with the new belt. The new belt should have the same width as with the old timing belt and the inside surface of both belts should have the same size of teeth.
  
• 5Put the new timing belt on the sprockets and make sure it is positioned correctly. Loosen the bolts that hold the tensioner and pull the tensioner toward the timing belt.
  
• 6Adjust the timing of the belt. Strictly follow the instructions on the Suzuki Forenza manual. When the timing is set, check if the timing marks on the can, crank and sprockets are still aligned.
  
• 7Turn the engine with the wrench on the crankshaft pulley two whole circles until you reach the 0o mark.
  
• 8Reinstall the timing cover and tighten the screws and bolts that hold the cover in its place.
  
• 9Reconnect the negative cable on your car battery. Put the key in the ignition and start the car to check if the timing belt replacement was successful and that the car is running properly.