2007-2023 Suzuki Swift Oil Change/Service Light Reset Guide

Hey everyone, I’m in a Suzuki Swift 1.2 petrol, and my wife’s car says that the oil light’s flushing. So I’m just going to show you if I can reset the oil change or service light because my Suzuki Swift’s only other service two thousand miles ago was hardly any miles.

I was looking online, and there are no solutions to delete this oil light. So I was here playing around in the car, and then I don’t a trick, and I will show how it’s done. So stick on here; I will show you how to do it.

2007-2012 Suzuki Swift Service Light Reset Guide

• With the ignition off, you need to hold down the TRIP knob on the dash and step on the BRAKE and GAS pedals at the same time

• As you hold them now, you turn on the ignition without firing it up
• Now you will see the engine light and the oil flashing, so you need to wait about 10 seconds
• After that, you can leave everything so the light will stop and you’re done

2013-2017 Suzuki Swift Oil Change Light Reset

• So first, I’m going to turn the key on
• Then I’m going to press the ? knob on the right and hold it so the word OIL should start flashing

• Once it is flashing now, you can let it go and turn the car off

Resetting Oil in 2018-2023 Suzuki Swift

For your info, this operation work for the third generation of the Suzuki Swift (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 model years).

Suzuki Swift Maintenance Tips

To avoid accidents, following the maintenance schedule for your Suzuki Swift is a good idea. Check the owner’s manual for the exact interval for service and maintenance, and never skip this important step. Regular service can save you money and reduce the chances of a breakdown. For example, if your Suzuki Swift is more than six months old, you’ll want to get a full service every 12 months or 12,000 miles.

The Suzuki Swift service schedule contains information about 21 different services over the vehicle’s life. These services are based on the vehicle’s mileage and frequency of use. The Suzuki Swift service schedule is essential to keeping your car in good condition. You should have a service every 12,000 miles or year, depending on the mileage.

Regular oil checks are another essential part of Suzuki Swift maintenance. The oil keeps moving parts lubricated and cool, preventing the engine from seizing. Checking the oil level regularly will avoid costly problems. If you notice that the oil level is below the minimum mark, it’s time to top up the oil. Be sure to use Suzukiuleiul grade oil for this task.

Suzuki Swift owners need to pay special attention to the clutch, which can occasionally slip. This can signal an underlying problem with the clutch assembly, and it is advisable to replace it before it leads to more severe issues. Another area where owners should keep an eye is transmission. While the transmission may not be the first part of the car to suffer from wear and tear, it can cause erratic acceleration. Regular tune-ups are also recommended for Suzuki Swift. They can help restore power to the engine and improve fuel economy. They also lower emissions.

FAQ – Suzuki Swift Engine Oil

So that’s how you reset the service light on 2007 onwards Suzuki Swift. I hope this was helpful for somebody out there. If you have any comments, just put them in the comment box. So thanks for your time and I’ll catch you next time, bye.