My 1995 Suzuki Swift floods at startup untill the engine warms up

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The fuel pressure regulator may have a cracked diaphram causing it to suck fuel into the vacuum supply.You could also have a leaking injector but that should be visible.

What faults codes are showing on a test of the electronic engine control module?

I would suspect a bad engine coolant temp sensor.I would have someone pull the diagnostic codes and look at the data stream and see what the engine temp reading is.

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This is the warm air intake hose - it was probably a corrugated aluminium pipe about 2" in diameter. It's commonly called the stove pipe. Warm air from around the exhaust manifold is piped to the air filter case and used when the engine is cold to enable the fuel in the carby to atomise better. As the engine warms up, less of this pre-warmed air is needed and the valve in the air cleaner tube gradually closes off. Air then only comes from behind the headlight or the resonator box in the wheel arch. The loss of this hose won't affect warmed-up drivability at all (unless you are in a really cold climate), but performance/economy when cold or during warm-up maybe worse.

check for a vaccum hose disconnected,check air filter casing secure

Hi,i have a problemh with gare box for my suzuki swift 1996.reg no is p476kov,when i change the gare from first in to the second makes a loud noise,could you help me and advice me how to solve this problem,and if the gare box is broke can u give an estimate price,thanks

in the engine bay above the battery from memory is the fuse box for the main fuses & relays they should be marked on top of case one is for the fule pump.

Get to know the sister cars. The Suzuki Swift is almost completely identical to the Geo Metro and the Pontiac Firefly: the only differences were that the Metro and the Firefly were available in sedan form and the Swift wasn't. Also, no changes were made to any of these cars between 1995 and 1997. If you look for parts for any of these cars they will work.

Vehicles mentioned:
1995, 1996, 1997 Suzuki Swift
1995, 1996, 1997 Geo Metro 2/3dr
1995, 1996, 1997 Pontiac Firefly 2/3dr

In addition the only things that changed after 1997 were the bumpers and front turn signals (and that the Metro became a Chevy) so taillights for later Swifts/Metros/Fireflies should work as well.