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FOR SAFE DRIVING Driver’s Seat Floor Floor Mats Example for genuine floor m To prevent the driver’s side flo sliding forward and possibly in the operation of the pedals, M genuine floor mats are recomm Whenever you put the driver mat back in the vehicle after removed, hook the floor mat the fasteners and position th pr...
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Seat Belts and Child R Systems Restraint 59RN02300 59RN02390 FOR SAFE DRIVING Across the pelvis 59RN02400 59RN02380 2-2 55TH0-74E
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C • • • • • FOR SAFE DRIVING Correct Use of Seat Belt 69RHS158 • Adjust the seat to the correct position. Sit your body fully into the seat. • Make sure that the seat belt is not twisted. • Make sure that you place the lap portion of the belt as low as possible across the pelvis. • The upper belt should rest on the ar...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-5 Front Seats Seat Adjustment 55TH0-74E
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Seat position adjustment lev Pull the lever up and slide the (2) Seatback angle adjustment Pull the lever up and move the H ver (1) Seat height adjustment lever (3) (if e seat. equipped) H Pull the lever up to raise the seat. Push the r lever down to lower the seat. o t After adjustment, move the seat and seat- h back ...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-7 NOTE: T It may be necessary to recline the seat- S back to provide enough overhead clear- ance to remove the head restraint. (1) 55T020190 T To raise the front head restraint, pull c upward the head restraint until it clicks. To 1 lower the head restraint, push down the head restraint while holding...
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Mirrors Inside Rearview Mirror (3) (2) (1) 83S02352 (1)Night driving (2)Day driving (3)Selector tab You can adjust the inside rearview mirror by hand to see the rear of your vehicle in the mirror. To adjust the mirror, set the selector tab (3) to the day position, then move the mirror up, down or sideways by hand to ob...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING Auto Dimming Rearview M (if equipped) You can adjust the auto dimm mirror by hand so you can se of your vehicle in the mirror. T mirror has a function of a reducing glare from the lights behind you. The function wor ignition mode has been chan by pressing the engine switch • The mirror is always set to...
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You can adjust the outside r rors by hand so as to see the vehicle in the mirrors. center position to help prevent unin- 55T020220 tended adjustment. rearview mir- sides of your FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-10 55TH0-74E
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FOR SAFE DRIVING Outside Rearview Mirror Switch (if equipped) 2-11 Folding You can fold the mirrors when you park the R vehicle in a narrow space. Push the folding ( switch to fold and unfold the mirrors. Make W sure the mirrors are completely unfolded s before you start driving. s u i • • • NOTE: • If you press the fo...
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rors will not be unfolded a even when the engine swit to change the ignition mod ON. • If any of the doors is not o about 30 seconds after th unlocked by using the keyle system remote controller switch, the doors will be l and the mirrors will be fold cally. How to switch the remote fo function When the ignition mode i...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING • If you cannot complete the step 3) and 4) within 15 s rectly, the state of the remot ror function will not chan interior buzzer does not be the procedure again from th 2-13 Rear Seats Head Restraints (if equipped) Head restraints are designed to help reduce the risk of neck injuries in the case of an...
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To raise the rear head restrain head restraint until it clicks. head restraint, push down restraint while holding in the (1). If a head restraint must (for cleaning, replacement, etc.), push in S the lock button (1) and pull the head F restraint all the way out. T When installing a child restraint system, f adjust the ...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 3) Slide the release lever o each split seat in arrow d fold the seatbacks forward. 2-15 To return the seat to the normal position, follow the procedure below. R A 55TB02011 b on the top of s direction, and . Unlock Red Lock 55TB02012 Raise the seatback until it locks into place. After returning the se...
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Safety for Child For safety, carefully drive at lower speed than usual. Place a Child in the Rear Seat 51K0188 • Seat a child next to an adult when possi- ble, and ensure that the child can be visually monitored. • Select an appropriate child restraint sys- tem suitable for the child’s age and phys- ical size. FOR SAF...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-17 vide the best performance, result- ing in severe injury. Do not allow two or more people to use a single seat belt. head upright or sit on their own. 55TH0-74E
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Do not Let a Child Play w Using the Child Restraint Refer to “Securing Child Rest by Seat Belt” in this section. An Adult Needs to Open or Close with Seat Each Door or Window, and Adjust Seats Only an adult should open or close each door or window and adjust seats, not to get a child’s hands, arms, legs or neck, etc. c...
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Lap-shoulder Belt Emergency locking retracto The seat belt has an emerg retractor (ELR), which is desi the seat belt only during a su impact. It also may lock if you across your body very quickly pens, let the belt go back to u then pull the belt across you slowly. or (ELR) gency locking igned to lock udden stop or u p...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING To unfasten the seat belt, p “PRESS” button on the buckl the belt slowly while holding th the latch plate. NOTE: If the seat belt cannot be pu fully retracted position, firmly and release it. Then smoothly out of the retractor. 2-21 Adjustment of Seat Belt Length The seat belt does not require length a...
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N A r i r (1) 55TB0206 FOR SAFE DRIVING belt before starting the engine. NOTE: Along with the seat belt reminder light, a reminder message shall also come on the information display (if equipped), for un- restrained driver and/or front passenger. 2-22 55TH0-74E
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FOR SAFE DRIVING Driver’s seat belt reminder If the driver’s seat belt remain when the ignition switch is tu position or the engine switch i change the ignition mode reminder works as follows: 1) The driver’s seat belt remin come on. The front pass belt reminder light will also front passenger does not f seat belt. 2) ...
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NOTE: • If you put an object on the seat, the weight of the o sensed by the sensor and t senger’s seat belt remind come on and then the int may beep. • If a child or a small sized p the front passenger’s seat o is put on the front passenge weight will not be sensed b and the interior buzzer may Rear passenger’s seat be...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-25 S Seat Belt Care Caring for seat belts is the same as caring for any type of regular cloth material, etc. Seat Belt Hanger 55TB02013 55TH0-74E
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Seat Belt Pretensione System (Only for Fro To determine if your vehicle with a seat belt pretensioner s front or rear seating position label on the seat belt at the b the letter “p” appears as illu vehicle is equipped with the s tensioner system. You can us er sioner seat belts in the same manner as m ordinary seat bel...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING position or the engine switc to change the ignition mod 3) If the air bag light comes o ing. Have both systems inspecte Suzuki authorized workshop possible. Service on or around the prete tem components or wiring m formed only by Maruti Suzuk workshop who is specia Improper service could res tended act...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING able; check that the restraint select meets applicable safety All child restraint systems are be secured in vehicle seats e belts (lap portion of lap-shou by special rigid lower ancho onto the floor. Whenever pos Suzuki recommends that ch systems be installed on the According to accident statist are sa...
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Child Restraint Syste Child Restraint The suitability of each passen Whenever you carry children restraints, referring to the table Key of letters to be inserted in U =Suitable for ‘universal’ cate X =Seat position not suitable f N.A = Seat position not availab NOTE: • ‘universal’ is the category in • ‘Outboard’ indica...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-31 S T r 1 injured in a collision. NOTE: Stow the removed head restraint in the lug- gage compartment so it will not cause inconvenience to the occupants. Securing This section explains securing the child restraint system in the rear seat. 55TB02014 1) When the child restraint system con- tacts the h...
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2) If your vehicle is equipp reclining mechanism of re adjust the angle of the sea there is no gap betwee restraint system and the se 3) Make sure that the child r tem is securely fastened seat. 4) Make sure to pass the se passenger’s seat through parts, according to the inst ual that came with the c system. seat belt ...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING anchorages in the rear seat ou ing positions for securing a IS child restraints with the conn The lower anchorages are lo the rear of the seat cushion m tom of the seatback. 2-33 FIX type child restraint sys- H to the instructions provided straint system manufacturer. on, try moving the child m in all ...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING hild restraint toward the anchor- at the connecting bar tips are ooked to the anchorages. Use to confirm the position. 54G185 front of the child restraint and child restraint forcefully to connecting bars. Check that securely latched by trying to child restraint system in all especially forward. top ...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING Installation of Child Restr Top Tether Some child restraint systems use of a top tether strap. Top te ages are provided in your v locations shown in the illustrati The number of the top tethe brackets provided in your veh 2-35 on the vehicle specification. Install the child restraint system as follows:...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING Supplemental Restra System (Airbags) Your vehicle is equipped wi mental restraint system cons following components in addi shoulder belt at each seating p (1)Side curtain airbag equipped) (2)Side crash sensor (if equ (3)Front passenger’s front a module (4)Driver’s front airbag mod (5)Forward crash sens...
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FOR SAFE DRIVING What is SRS Airbag Syste SRS stands for “Supplemen System”. This system aims to sengers in their seats for safe cluster does not blink or come ignition switch is first turned t tion, or the ignition mode is firs ON, or airbag warning light comes on while driving, the a (or the seat belt pretensioner no...
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collisions when the ignition mo Side airbags and side curtain not designed to inflate in fronta lisions, rollovers or minor sid since they would offer no those types of accidents. Only bag and side curtain airbag o the vehicle that is struck will ever, in a frontal angle collis airbags and side curtain a inflate. Since...
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Handling for Airbags For Proper SRS Airbag S Operation If objects are positioned with where the airbag deploys, s might be impacted and blown bag may not deploy properly. s System hin the range such objects off or the air- FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-42 55TH0-74E
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c s s p t t S o FOR SAFE DRIVING n of Airbags ystem Works collision, the collision sensors rapid deceleration, and if the dges that the deceleration rep- evere frontal collision, the con- igger the inflators. The inflators appropriate airbags with nitro- n gas. The inflated airbags pro- hion for your head and upper ai...
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S I r S p I t c p s a S i o s y v a S o S Your vehicle is equipped with a diagnostic s module which records information about d the airbag system if the airbags deploy in a i collision. The module records information m about overall system status, and which T sensors activated the deployment. o t h m 9 c v p w c FOR S...
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than about 30 degrees at le angles from the front of your v in certain collisions at low sp bag may not inflate. eft and right • Collision that the front of your vehicle vehicle. Also, goes under the bed of a truck etc. • peed, the air- 80J105E • Collision with a fixed wall or guardrail at left and right angles of grea...
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(if equipped) and Side gs (if equipped) Conditions and side curtain airbags on) 80J119 the side at about a right neral passenger car to your re than about 30 km/h or in act 55TH0-74E
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• If animals move about in the vehi- cle, it may interfere with driver's view. Also, in a sudden braking, it may result in an accident. When you bring animals into the vehicle, make sure that animals do not move about. FOR SAFE DRIVING 2-54 55TH0-74E
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BEFORE DRIVI Keys ............................ Doors .......................... Keyless Entry System Keyless Push Start Sy Security System (if equ Windows .................... Headlight Leveling Sw Lighting Control Lever Turn Signal Control Le Hazard Warning Switc Windshield Wiper and Horn ...............................
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BEFORE DRIVING Keys Your vehicle comes with a pa keys. Keep one of the keys as in a safe place. One key can o locks on the vehicle. Key Number Plate The key identification num stamped on a metal tag (2) p the keys. Keep the tag in a s you lose your keys, you will ne ber to have new keys mad number below for your future...
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NOTE: • When leaving the vehicle short period of time, do not l valuables in the vehicle, to theft. • Depending on the setting the security alarm and the o ditions of the doors, an alar ate. Refer to “Security equipped)” in this section. Side Door Locks (2) (1) (3) (4) 59RN03180 (1)UNLOCK (2)LOCK (3)Front T (4)Rear t r...
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BEFORE DRIVING Central Door Locking Sys (1) (4) (1)UNLOCK (2)LOCK (3)Front (4)Rear You can lock and unlock all d ing the tailgate) simultaneou the key in the driver’s door loc To lock all doors simultaneous key in the driver’s door lock top of the key toward the fron cle. To unlock all doors simultane the key in the dr...
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from inside the vehicle. Wh lever is in the lock position door can only be opened f When the lock lever is in the tion (1), the rear door can be inside or outside. NOTE: When you open a door from your hand out of the window door handle. hen the lock (2), the r from outsi e unlock p opened fr m inside, and use pletely. ...
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BEFORE DRIVING Unlocking from inside the v If you cannot unlock the tailg the key in the driver’s door lo discharged lead-acid battery tion, ask Maruti Suzuki auth shop. In emergency situation procedures below. 1) Remove the luggage c cover (if equipped) and f seat forward for easier acc “Folding rear seats” in DRIVING...
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Keyless Entry System Transmitter C • • • N Y d i (1) m (2) h “ 79MH0237 C (1)LOCK button T (2)UNLOCK button t w You can lock or unlock all doors (including the tailgate) simultaneously by operating W the transmitter near the vehicle. • • C o BEFORE DRIVING Central door locking system • To lock all doors, push LOCK but...
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BEFORE DRIVING NOTE: If no door is opened within a onds after UNLOCK button (2) the doors will automatically loc NOTE: • If you lock the doors using ter when the engine hood siren will sound 3 times to r equipped). • If the security system was t to an unauthorized entry int and then you unlock the do transmitter, the s...
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Battery replacement If the transmitter become replace the battery. To replace the battery of the tr 1) Remove the screw (1), a transmitter cover. 2) Remove the transmitter (2) (3)Lithium disc type battery: es unusable, CR1616 or equivalent 3) Put the edge of a flat-bladed screw- ransmitter: driver in the slot of the tr...
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BEFORE DRIVING By ensuring the used battery of or recycled correctly, you w vent potential negative conse the environment and human h could otherwise be caused b ate battery disposal. The materials will help to cons resources. For more detailed about disposing of or recycling battery, consult a Maruti Suzu workshop . B...
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NOTE: If no door is opened within a onds after UNLOCK button (2) the doors will automatically loc Car locator function This function helps in locating Push both of LOCK butto UNLOCK button (2) for more onds. The turn signal lights about 27.5 seconds. Also, t sound for about 27.5 seconds time. To cancel the car locator ...
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BEFORE DRIVING • Push one of the request sw to unlock all doors. NOTE: You can switch the function th doors from requiring two push ing one push, and vice versa, mation display setting mode. F how to use the information dis “Information display” in “IN CLUSTER” section. When the doors are unlocked: • The turn signal li...
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• When the remote controller with or covered by a metal o • When a radio wave type rem entry is used nearby. • When the remote controll near an electronic device s sonal computer. Some additional precautions take and information you shou of are: • Check that the key is sto remote controller. If the rem becomes unusable...
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BEFORE DRIVING Reminder function If the remote controller is not i under the following conditions sounds intermittently for abou and the immobilizer/keyless pu tem warning light on the instru blinks: When one or more doors are all of the doors are later clo ignition in any other mode (OFF). 3-13 The indicator light wil...
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shop or the other stores, ch of manufacture for the batte If the remote controller bec able, replace the battery as fo (2) 1) Pry open the remote contro • To prevent the case from aged, cover the flat-bl driver with a soft cloth. In bladed screwdriver in th pry it open. 2) Replace the battery. • Remove the old battery ...
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BEFORE DRIVING Security System (if e The security system is arme close and lock all doors (inclu hood and tailgate) by using entry system transmitter, k start system remote controlle switch. Once the system is armed, an open a door by using any oth than the keyless entry system keyless push start system rem ler, reques...
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• The security system is not all doors are locked using outside, using the door lock central door locking switch f • If any door is not operated w imately 30 seconds after the been unlocked using the k system transmitter, keyless system remote controller switch, the doors are a locked again. When the locked, the securi...
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BEFORE DRIVING blast warning). The security cator continues to blink duri NOTE: If you set the full blast warnin higher than the pre-warning the setting mode of the inform or the vehicle feels such sho able to trigger the full blast wa blast warning will be trigger tially. In this case, the pre-wa be triggered. 3-17 y ...
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To open a window, push the to switch. To close the window, l part of the switch. The driver’s window has A and AUTO-UP features for gr nience (at toll booths or d restaurants, for example). Th allow the driver to open or cl dow without holding the wind DOWN or UP position. Press up the driver’s window switc and release...
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BEFORE DRIVING Pinching Prevention Func The driver’s window is equi pinching prevention function. detects a foreign object that the window as it is being close UP feature, which allows you window without holding the w in UP position, and stops the closing to prevent damage. NOTE: Even if you cannot close the w AUTO-UP ...
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Level the headlight beam acc load condition of your vehicl this switch. The chart shows ate switch position for differen conditions. For Petrol Model F cording to the le by turning the appropri- nt vehicle load BEFORE DRIVING For CNG Model 3-20 55TH0-74E
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BEFORE DRIVING Lighting Control Leve Automatic Light Operatio (if equipped) (4) (3) (2) (1) 3-21 er Your vehicle’s lighting system is controlled by tw and the auto-on headlight system (when the lig on The two systems work together to operate your ON: Lights ON LIGHT: When it is light around the light sens DARK: When it...
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To turn the lights on or off, tw on the end of the lighting c There are four positions: OFF (1) All lights are off. AUTO (2) (if equipped) This function works when switch is turned to “ON” po engine switch is pressed to ignition mode to ON. The he position lights are turned on matically according to the am side light d...
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BEFORE DRIVING 2) The lighting switch is in “ tion. 3) You turn the ignition sw position or press the engi change the ignition mode t This system is activated by a the light sensor (5) on the pa of instrument panel. Do not co sor (5). Otherwise, the system correctly. NOTE: The light sensor reacts even rays, so it may o...
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To cancel the function: Perform any of the following o • Pull the lighting control leve once. • Turn the ignition switch to “A position or change the igni ACC or ON by pressing switch. • Turn the lighting switch t position than “AUTO” positio NOTE: • When the “To home” is fun front fog lights (if equippe light (if equi...
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BEFORE DRIVING the turn signal light indica instrument cluster will be tur NOTE: If the angle by which you turn wheel is small, the lever wi automatically to its original po case, return the lever to its orig manually. Lane change signal Move the lever partially upwa ward to when turning leftward and hold the lever in ...
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Windshield Wiper and Lever When the ignition switch in “ or the ignition mode ON, you wiper/washer lever. d Washer W s W s “ON” position p u can use the t e w I a 1 2 3 4 I t S w BEFORE DRIVING When the operative wipers suddenly stop When the wipers are under heavy load such as covered by snow and the tem- perature of ...
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BEFORE DRIVING Windshield Wipers You can operate the windshie moving the lever (1) upward o 3-27 W ((11)) ((11)) 55TB306 55TB305 If the lever is equipped with “INT TIME” eld wipers by control, turn the control forward or back- I or downward. ward to adjust the intermittent wiper opera- w a tion to the desired interval....
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Rear Window Wiper R 55TB308 • You can operate the rear window wiper by twisting the lever (2) as shown in the illus- tration. • BEFORE DRIVING Rear Window Washer 55TB309 • If you twist the lever (2) in the direction of  and align it to (washer) position above “ON” position, the rear window washer fluid will be spraye...
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BEFORE DRIVING Horn Press the horn button of the st to sound the horn. The horn w the ignition switch in any po ignition mode. 3-29 Heated Rear Window Switch (1) 55T030300 52RM20420 While the engine is running or the engine teering wheel automatically stops by the ENG A-STOP will sound with system, you can use the heat...
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INSTRUMENT C Instrument Cluster (Ty Information Display (T Instrument Cluster (Ty Information Display (T Warning and Indicator 59RN04640 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER CLUSTER ype A) ...............................................4-1 Type A) .............................................4-4 ype B) ....................................
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Instrument Cluster (T (1)Speedometer (2)Tachometer (3)Information display (4) NOTE: For vehicle fitted with CNG fue 4-1 R Type A) (4)Trip meter selector knob (5)Indicator selector knob (6)Warning and indicator lights (2) (6) (1 (6) (7) (3) (8) el system, refer to the supplementary owner's manual. (7)...
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Speedometer The speedometer indicates v in km/h. Speed Alert System The speed alert system g warning for alert of over-spe When vehicle speed exceeds h, primary level warning with tw sound every minute. When speed exceeds about 120 km ary level warning with contin will sound. If the vehicle speed is slow about 118 km/h...
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acceptable temperature ran “H” and “C”. If the indicator “H”, overheating is indicated engine overheats, the Eng Temperature Light (1) will be the instructions for engine ov “EMERGENCY SERVICE” sec O/D OFF 4-3 nge between (1) r approaches d. When the gine Coolant e ONH. Follow verheating in ction 55TB406 ition switch i...
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NOTE: • If you do not turn the knob w seconds of activating, the control display will be cance ically. • When you reconnect the le tery, the brightness of the panel lights will be reinitializ the brightness according to ence. NOTE: If you adjust to the maximum level when the position lights are on, the following functi...
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTE Clock The display (G) shows the tim To change the time indication 1) Push the trip meter sele and the indicator selec together. 2) To change the hour indic indicator selector knob (2 repeatedly when the ho blinks. To change the h quickly, turn and hold selector knob (2). To set cation, push the indica...
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Selector position (for autom mission vehicles) / Gear position (for automat sion vehicles) The display (D) shows the selector position (16) or the g (17). • When the manual mode is n display shows the selector p • When using the manual m play shows the current gear For details on how to use the t refer to “Using transm...
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Trip meter The trip meter can be used to distance traveled on short trip fuel stops. You can use the trip meter A o independently. To reset the trip meter, push trip meter selector knob (1) un shows 0.0. NOTE: The indicated maximum valu meter is 9999.9. When you maximum value, the indicate return to ...
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(For “L/100km” or “km/L” se To change the unit of avera sumption, while pushing and trip meter selector knob (1), tu tor selector knob (2). NOTE: When you change the units fuel consumption is displa instantaneous fuel consumpt be changed automatically. Driving range If you selected driving range you drove the vehicle, ...
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Energy flow (if equipped) The state of SHVS operation c “OPERATING YOUR VEHICL 4-9 R can be checked on the information display. For details, refer to “S LE” section. SHVS (Smart Hybrid Vehicle by Suzuki)” in 55TH0-74E
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Setting Mode In the setting mode, you can s set up and customize the following functions. INSTRUMENT CLUSTER 4-10 55TH0-74E
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NOTE: Depending on vehicle’s s some items may not be displa How to use the setting mode 1) When the ignition switch position or the ignition mod the vehicle is stationary. 2) Push and hold the indica knob (2) until the dis “ ”. 3) Turn and/or push the indic knob (2) to select a funct want to set up according to the pre...
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Lighting time of the “To hom “ ” (if equipped) • : Disable the “To tion • : 10 seconds (defa • : 15 seconds • : 20 seconds • : 25 seconds : 30 seconds Shock sensor “ ” • : Enable the shock • : Disable the shock (default setting) Pre-warning sensitivity of the shock sensor “ ” • : Disable the pre-w • ...
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Instrument Cluster (T 1.Speedometer 2.Tachometer 3.Fuel gauge Type B) 5.Information display 6.Trip meter selector knob 7.Indicator selector knob INSTRUMENT CLUSTER 4-14 55TH0-74E
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Speedometer The speedometer indicates ve Speed Alert System The speed alert system g warning for alert of over-spe When vehicle speed exceeds h, primary level warning with tw sound every minute. When speed exceeds about 120 km ary level warning with contin will sound. If the vehicle speed is slow abo...
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