Suzuki Grand Vitara Fog Light Bulb Replacement

[@rodrigorc4752]

I just changed my fog light bulbs after watching this video. It was indeed pretty easy. Just two clips per side is enough. In fact the driver's side is SLIGHTLY more difficult because of the windshield washer water tank(reservoir), but it was still pretty easy. Thank you.

[@borislavmihajlovic5486]

Kako da izvadim prskalicu za gepek staklo brisaca zapusila se,pozz odlican video i unapred hvala na odgovoru

[@Joe-r6o6l]

Hi I just picked up a 2007 without any fog lights I was wondering do they have the wiring already there

[@redonKiLaus]

50/50 chance depending on how Suzuki built these and if they used a standard harness - I don't know the answer specific to the GV. Thanks for watching!

[@McPh1741]

Have you had the same issue I have had? I have a 2008 with the 2.7l. I'm on my 3rd radiator, second water pump and my heater has not worked well in years. I've replaced the heater core twice (that's a big job) and in cold weather I have no heat at idle. It seems that the heater worked great the first year we had it but after that, it's been a problem. We took it to the dealer twice while it was under warranty and they never permanently fixed it. They replaced the thermostat and that's all. The water pump is a chore. You have to disassemble the whole front of the engine to get it out. It's behind the timing chain cover. I had a local "reputable" shop replace it because I didn't have the time to do it and they broke my things dong it and that I should have done it myself. That pump only lasted a couple of years and it has a small leak now. Even the third radiator is leaking too. I really like my Grand Vitara. It's held up well over the last 12 years. But that engine sucks. Other things I've had to do- 1. Remove and clean the EGR valve 2. Add an elbow on the end of the air box drain through the firwall to allow the water to drain better to keep the mildew smell away in the summer

[@redonKiLaus]

I had zero issues with mine at all, but it was crashed at 60k miles so definitely didn't get too far into its lifespan. Thanks for watching!

[@CarSharingJho]

Did you ever figure out the heating issue? Mine does the same. No heat at idle.

[@leemy-t8937]

Really really helpful... can you show how to change the park light bulb in the headlight please? Been searching but cant find it.

[@redonKiLaus]

I have not had the need to change my parking lights yet, but I found a thread on the Suzuki forums on changing the fog light and parking light bulbs that may be helpful to you. Here is the link: www.suzuki-forums.com/2g-2006-grand-vitara/22270-changing-fog-light-parking-light-bulbs.html

[@WayneBain97]

I’m trying to install the fog light assembly to my 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara My car doesn’t have it I’m guessing I have to pull the bumper for that ?

[@redonKiLaus]

That I don't know...I am not sure what bracketry is or isn't included on no-fog trucks. Thanks for watching!

[@AnthonyMartinez-yz5ed]

Any information on how to change the glass if it breaks?

[@redonKiLaus]

You change out the whole light, had it happen on mine a few times. Thanks for watching!

[@كاظمالكاظمي-ك2ج]

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[@Goosht]

Great Video

[@josefernandoordonez2237]

Do you know how can I change the stop lights in the door back?

[@redonKiLaus]

If you are talking about the brake lights on the sides, when you open the back door I believe there are two screws to remove, and the light should pop out at that point. I never needed to replace the lights on my GV. Hope that helps get you started, and thanks for watching!

[@josefernandoordonez2237]

Not is the light in the back door in the top

[@duchtdixon894]

Scusa sulla mia noni monta ma i fili gia sono predisposti

[@irishuwould5185]

The driver side isn’t so easy, the windshield cleaner reservoir is in the way and it’s almost impossible to remove

[@rodrigorc4752]

Yeah, but i changed mine and the reservoir was not a problem at all. Less space indeed but still easy.

[@lululopolker2404]

hello where is the cam sensor position please

[@redonKiLaus]

It is going to be located somewhere on the valve cover or head, but I am not sure where as I never had to replace mine and my GV was totalled years ago. Thanks for watching!

[@lululopolker2404]

merci

[@KennyCosway]

won't work on a GV that's driven in snow LOL :) - that sucker ain't coming out :)

[@redonKiLaus]

That's the truth! Thanks for watching!