Since Oh Kei does not list the part numbers on their site, the OEM part number is 22056KA031. That way you can search it on other sites.
I think I see the problem. There are two sensors on the Suzuki Grand Vitara.. one is for the Cam, and one is for the Crank. It appears that the...
What was the part number of the version you picked up at carquest?
That VIN comes back as color code 955, a different version of Polar White than the normal 054. Oddly enough, it looks like Subaru also used that...
I have a breakdown of all of the paint codes on a tab of the parts spreadsheet. There are a few different versions of "Polar White" depending on...
So it fixed the issue for both of you? Thats great! Now I think that RockAuto and the like will have a small run on Grand Vitara cam sensors, lol.
There is an Idle Up solenoid for the AC that is supposed to open up and let the engine run a little faster to make the AC work correctly. Over...
That is great news. A fairly cheap and readily available in the US part is always a welcome repair.
The 6th gen vehicles do not have a distributor, they use a coil pack. I have not encountered an issue with moisture under any EN07Y caps before,...
I have not personally looked at the connector on a 6th gen yet, but my understanding is that it looks like an OBD2 connector, but is electrically...
That connector is the "Line End Check Connector", which is one of the Subaru specific diagnostic connectors. The Sambar did not get JOBD (which...
I have a couple of options listed on the sheet, it is the same sensor as on a 2009-2013 Suzuki Grand Vitara.
How about the camshaft position sensor?
There is a full set of manuals for the 6th gen located here:...
Looks like it is on the side of the throttle body. Is yours Naturally Aspirated or Supercharged? NA is on page 2-65, and Supercharged is on...
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