DasWarden

Hey Guys.., Thanks a lot for your support. I think now I have an idea about the problem. Tomorrow I'm taking the car back to A*W to get this fixed. Sorry for not replying to each one of you. But I really appreciate all the help you gave to me. Thanks again...

Thanks for the reply. Yeah I changed everything in the car with filters.

Thanks for the quick reply to my post. It was bp they used and it was before two weeks. I really thought it was 4 speed Transmission that this car has. Because rpm go up and down when the gears change. So thanks for clearing my doubts. If you happen to have user manual from your swift please let me know.

First of all thanks for the quick reply to my post. For the first question, After I change the gear to "D" and lift the break car doesn't move( as you mentioned when lifting the break paddle car should move, but NOT in this one) So I have to push accelerate somewhat harder to get moving (2500 rpm). But after that (when I keep driving for few minutes) problem is solved. For the second one, I didn't notice any rpm change between D and N. For the last one, idle rpm hangs around 1600, no big difference with A/C

Hello Everyone.., This is the first post I'm posting in this forum. But I've been a regular reader since the beginning. Recently I purchase a Suzuki Swift 2008 (71S) and It has occured a problem that need your help. I did read all the topic regarding Swift gearbox problems and didn't find what I need. So please advise me on this topic. When I purchase the car, ODO meter reading was 98000 km. It was a first owner car and the owner told me that he didn't change the gear box oil after 30000 km due to the recommendation from the agent which is probably a lie. I think it has a conventional 4 speed gearbox by going through how the RPM meter changes and he didn't have the user manual. So after I purchase the car I did a full service including changing all the oils and filters in the car. But since yesterday when I change the gear to "Drive" after starts the car, it doesn't tick over on a flat road. I have to accelerate to move forward and even for that I have to push the accelerate somewhat hard. Same thing is happening to the "Reverse". But after I starts to drive on the road, problem seems to be okay. So problem occurs when I starts the car and in first few minutes in the Drive and then problem is okay. Normally I don't take cars to local service stations, but I don't know how the previous owner did things. So I'm wondering if any of you guys can give me some advise before I take the car to A*W. I would like to understand what type of problem this car is having and whether is it urgent to take the car to A*W. I know this post is quite long, But I wanted to explain the situation as best as I can. Please give me some advice on this topic and finally if any of you guys have Swift 71S 2008 (2004-2010) USER MANUAL please upload. I only found the 72S User manual on the internet. Thanks in advance.