Maruti Suzuki - Swift (K12M) Petrol Servicing - Air Oil Cabin AC Filter - Spark Plug Inspection
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
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In today's video, I'm gonna be servicing a Petrol Swift Dzire with a K12 Motor. We'll be doing an Engine Oil Change, Oil Filter Change, Air Filter Replacement, Spark Plug Cleaning and Inspection and some other Basic Stuff which is very important to do.
Owner's Manual Copy (Swift Dzire) :- drive.google.com/file/d/10rYe...
Band Type Oil Filter :- amzn.to/2UA28Bw
Socket Type Oil Filter :- amzn.to/3feyHgn (NOT Recommended)
Swivel Type - amzn.to/3hjV71B
Air Filter :- amzn.to/37kSUym
Good Engine Oil Options in 0W-20 Grade
1. Castrol Magnatec 0W-20 : amzn.to/2Yp4VPb
2. Shell Helix HX8 5W-30 :- amzn.to/3cTTdRS
3. Mobil Super 3000 Full Synthetic :-amzn.to/3fd7NFG amzn.to/30yMbj1
4. AMSOIL 0W-20 BEST SYNTHETIC :- amzn.to/37nXOeb
Torque Specs
1. Oil Sump Drain Bolt : 35Nm (25.3lb-ft)
2. Oil Filter : Hand tighten + 3/4 Turn
3. Spark Plug : 17.5 Nm (12.916 lb-ft)
4. Wheels : 85Nm (61.5 lb-Ft)
Engine Oil
1. Oil Sump Drain Bolt : 35Nm (25.3lb-ft)
2. Hand Tighten Oil Filter : 3/4 Turn
3. Sump O-Ring (Washer) : 09168M14015, 11519M60M00
4. Oil Filter : 16510M68K00
5. Sump Plug (Bolt) : 11518-63J10
6. 3.1 L Engine Oil
Toolkit :-
Stanley 1/2 inch Kit :- amzn.to/3hhZ6f7
14mm Spanners :- amzn.to/30vNNdn (For Drain Plug)
Oil Filter Socket :- amzn.to/3fdjoEP
Torque Wrench for Wheels :- amzn.to/30vQpYJ
Tools :-
1. 10mm Socket
2. 14mm Socket
3. Extension Bar
4. Torque Wrench
5. Maruti Calliper Pin Grease
6. Amazon Basics Torque Wrench : amzn.to/2MNGyoT
Timestamps :-
Introduction : 00:00
Service Chart : 00:55
Engine Bay Overview : 01:06
ATF Dipstick : 01:23
Jacking Points : 01:36
Air Cleaning the Bay : 01:57
Oil Drain Plug Location : 02:18
Oil Drain Plug : 02:57
Oil Filter Removal : 03:12
Mechanic's Advice : 03:59
New Oil Filter : 04:08
New Oil : 04:22
Engine Air Filter : 05:00
Intake Removal : 05:40
Spark Plug Checking : 06:00
Tyre Lug Nut Torque : 08:16
Cabin AC Filter : 09:21
Tyre Pressure : 09:54 
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Approx. Service Cost :
Parts : Rs. 300 (Air Filter, Oil Filter)
Oil : Rs. 1600, 0W-20 Mobil1 Full Synthetic
Brake Grease :- Rs. 56
Misc. Labour and Parts : Rs. 800 (for wheel stud change + Gas Cutting + Washers)
Please see description for torque specs.
Kindly can you please tell me about the engine performance of Mobil super engine oil ?
4:08 - I expected the filter to be filled with oil before installation. Might not sound to be a big deal but makes the filling of the engine with oil a bit easyer, and the engine doesn't run without oil, not even for a split second.
Probably not covered on camera but I do pre fill oil filters whenever possible. Like you said, it's a good practice if the oil filter isn't upside down
Power 😍
Arre sir ❤️❤️❤️
Another very good DIY video Sujoy...! Loved it and learnt a lot from it. Especially the spark plug, ignition coil and the tools (wrench) that you used.
Glad you liked it! ☺️
Hi sujoy...thanks for ur video ...helping us
The pleasure was all mine.
Thank you Sujoy. Very good video. I really like how you show the torque numbers on the screen, and the spark plug gap. Very good!
Glad you liked it.
Great attention to detail and excellent narration. 💯💯❤️😇
Thank you sir
Awesome buddy.... Great content.
Thanks mate
Finely accomplished ⭐️
Yes! ☺️
Great and instructive video
Glad you liked it
Excellent video. Very helpful and showed everything closely. My mum has the K12B engine so I am guessing it will be quite similar.
I will be doing her oil and spark plugs soon 👍
Nice, go for it
Mechanic mode 🔥❤️
Beast :p
I have the Maruti Dzire petrol. I use Shell Helix Ultra 540 and a 4 litre can of full synthetic oil cost me Rs.2,640 in Amazon. This is Maruti recommended.
Very fluent communication, keep it up
Thank you sir
This is so informative 😮
Ty ❤️
Sujoy, Really informative video. I have gone through the wheel shops are terrible in overtorquing and destroying the lug nuts. All your tips are spot on.
I have a Suzuki Ritz with the same petrol K12M engine. The problem I am facing is with the Spark plug removal socket. I got the 16mm made by stanley, but it gets stuck half way in the spark plug chute. It is an OD(Outer diameter) issue. There is a thin steel sleeve inside that has an ID lesser than 22mm. Can you give me details of the socket set you are using and where can I get it?
Hi, glad you found the video useful. Surprisingly, I'm using a Stanley 1/2 inch ratchet set, found on Amazon, and it included only one Deep Spark plug Socket. I am using the same one, and could easily tighten and loosen all spark plugs.
thnaks buudy
Simply Awesome content buddy. I was thinking to opt for paid service in maruti dealership but I want this kind of servicing which I can see in front of my eyes. Can't thank you enough for this enlightenment. ❤️
Yes it's quite a treat to see your vehicle being cared for. Glad you liked it
@@SujoyShivde u got me. Well even paying huge bills becomes easy if payee gets a chance to see the process how it resolved. Phew! What a relief 🙂
Nice❤❤
Hlo.. can you plz tell me the recommended grade of new swift dualjet 1.2 petrol engine....in owners manual i didn't show the recommended grade? Plz also guide Honda petrol engine oil grade...🙏
That's strange. The owners manual is usually fairly accurate with oil grades. It must be the new 0W-20 engine oil that Maruti is recently using at its dealership
Best!
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Thank you bro ✌️
Glad you liked it
Great video sir. It is so useful for diy servicing my car.
If I may ask what brand of deep socket and extension bar do you use here?
I use a Stanley Kit to do most tasks
@@SujoyShivde Super! Thanks Sujoy. Hope to see more such videos from you.
Excellent DiY...
Thank you!
Informative video. I had also faced same oil filter problem in my Zxi model. My car is not taking picup at peak power what to do
Check condition of spark plugs, air filter. That's a good place to start with
@@SujoyShivde replaced spark plugs , air filter , petrol filter , clutch disk , clutch cover , flywheel , clutch release bearing , clutch cable , engine oil and filter .
Still not as much pickup as before .
Company guys are telling to change fuel injector.
Nice video
Thanks mate
Nice👍
Thanks buddy
Excellent video. Can you please also list the part numbers jack and jack stands used in this video.
Thank you.
Hi! Sure, will do. Thanks!
Nice :)
Thanks mate
Just curious, were do you dispose off the old oil ?
I collect it in the old Oil Cannister and give it to nearby garages. They sell the residual oil to either refineries, or waste agencies.
Hi, I got a suzuki swift (japan import) 2007 with the k12b engine. It’s got 147000km (90000 miles). When I bought it I took it for an oil change and my mechanic used shell helix hx7 10w40. I told him isn’t that a little too thick for that engine? He told me first of all that it’s got some mileage on it and the second thing is that where I live it gets pretty hot like 40 degrees celcius. I wasn’t sure so I told another mechanic and he said the same thing. Were they both right or not? Thanks
Hi. In most parts of the India the temperatures cross 40-45 degrees Celsius. We follow the oil grade recommended by the manufacturer. For this engine, Maruti Suzuki was suggesting 5W-40 ever since we got it. Then later on, Maruti Authorised dealers started moving to 0W-20, which is what most Indian made K12 engines are running if they are serviced by the dealer. 10W-40 indeed is thick and I doubt it's recommended for Petrol engines. As for the heat and general climate in your region, 5W-40 is extensive and comprehensive enough to easily service most hot conditions as well. Not just Maruti, but even Honda and Volkswagen engines have been happily complying to 5W-40 in these same climatic conditions
@@SujoyShivde thanks very much for your reply. If I switch from 10w40 to 5w40 will it start burning oil? And another question should I use semi synthetic or fully synthetic. The 10w40 I used was semi synthetic
Can you show how to change ritz petrol car air filter? I can't open the housing.
As far as I know, Ritz has a similar K12 engine. I've tried to document it in the video. May I know at which point you're facing difficulty? If you need help, can you drop me an email @ fluidicjoy@gmail.com? I can help you via WhatsApp etc.
thank you , very informative video, please do you know how to remove the Mass air flow sensor for cleaning?
Yes. I'll try and document it
@@SujoyShivde thank you very much, please don't use a carburator cleaner as it can leave residu and damage the sensor, use only dedicated maf cleaners.
No, a carburettor spray works fine on Throttle Bodies. I misread your first comment. 😀
Everything was perfect in the vedio just like the way I do it I think u messed up is your engine oil 5W-30 is the recommended grade ps- the best oil is mobil super 1000 hope this helps!
Hey, the latest copy of my owner's manual recommends 0W-20 engine oil. The Maruti Authorised Service Centre has switched 0W-20 on newer Maruti Engines and some are even using 0W-16 on models like the Ciaz. I did check my last few service bills and they indeed have been using 0W-20 for this Engine. Mobil Super 1000 is Semi Synthetic while Mobil Super 3000 is claimed to be Full Synthetic. Both are entry level oils even for Mobil1's Oil Catalogue. Thanks for watching ☺️
@@SujoyShivde completely agree with u brother but just check your manual I think +10 in our country is suitable + u can't believe the service guys as it's their pure business in this country u can't relly on them theirs no such harm but still according to the standard 5W-30 suits best for longer run
@@theaviatorguy8072 I've attached a soft copy of the Manual in the Description. Page 187 says 0W-20 is the Recommended Engine Oil for Petrol Engines. Yes, I never believe service centres, but in case of Engines going wrong due to incorrect oil, they will get grilled by Maruti Suzuki. Manufacturers like Maruti seem to be testing their engines with thinner oils for better Fuel Efficiency. Honestly mate, a lot of WagonR owner's in my circle who have clocked more than 2L kilometres have also been using 0W-20 over 5W-30, so I really doubt that 0W-20 has been bad for them. It's the manufacturer recommendation for my car for sure, and so I believe it should be fine. Thanks again!
@@SujoyShivde my manual does say 5w30 for petrol ritz
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Hey Man, can you send me the manual you used which contained the specific torque wrench for this engine? Thank you.
Can you email me on fluidicjoy@gmail.com? Will revert back. The manual is actually linked in the description
Im sorry, didn't check. Great informative video by the way. One last question, do the manual transmission have an alternative dipstick?
No, the manual transmission doesn't have a dipstick. It has a fill and drain hole. Glad you liked it
Hola quiero saber cuanto es la compresion de este motor.
1.2L K12 engine, compression 8.4-13.0:1
En PSI cuanto debería ser su maximo y su minimo?
Sir what is a posible problem when i rev my swift it only max at 4.5rpm?tnx sir!!
Are you facing any issues like a Check Engine Light or Black Smoke or Excessive Engine Vibrations? Would suggest getting the vehicle scanned from a good mechanic for any fault codes. A faulty sensor relating to Mass Air Flow, or a Fuel can cause this. How much has your car been driven? Have you ever replaced Fuel Filter? These could be a common starting point to try and pinpoint your issue.
Link for the tyre pressure gauge plz
Yes. Plenty of similar ones available on Amazon
Thans brother for detailed information. By the way what was the service interval of your car?
My car dzire petrol has last been serviced( 4th service) some 15/16 months ago. I have done only 8000 odd kms as mostly it was stationary....
Should I go for a local mechanic as Maruti service center is charging Rs 3300 for synthetic oil and 1.5k bucks as labour charges.
That is not what Maruti was known for....
Please help me with your suggestion
Yes you can service the car outside. Will definitely help you save on labor
hey i got a 2010 ritz petrol k series, the service is gonna be the same right?? Mines manual though
Which series engine does your car have? Manual or Auto doesn't make a difference for the rest of the Engine. The steps and action to be done will majorly be similar, but some nut sizes etc might be different.
Hi, looks like the Ritz has the same K12M. Should be similar
@@SujoyShivde thank you, suppose i get only engine oil and oil filter replaced how much would a local garage charge for labour alone?
@@rko951 If it's a very small shop, not more than 200 rupees.
@@SujoyShivde tq so much bro can i get in touch with you over insta incase i have any doubts ?
After how many kilometres we should change the brake shoes.....Also can I install NGK iridium plugs in my swift.
Depends on your running, but most Rear Brake shoes should go about 60k Kms easily. You can upgrade spark plugs but I'd still stick to the factory recommended ones. They do last fairly long if cleaned at regular intervals.
My swift petrol just crossed 50k km.I want to know what extra parts to be replaced in this service?
Or it will be the usual servicing?
The owners manual linked should be able to help you in this matter. It also depends on the number of years of the vehicle. Poly V-Belt, Fuel Filter might also need replacement
Are diesel engines better than petrol for long term use ?
Nothing like that per se. Diesel engines have slightly higher maintenance per service. But they do run well for lakhs of kilometers. Mainly because of the higher efficiency Vs a petrol
please help me, I need the manual repair
Please send me an email I can find what I have
Bhaiya petrol engine swift kitne kilometre pe service krwa leni chahiye
About 7500kms or 1 years minimum
I'm planning to service my K10B Wagonr soon. But that filter part really scares me now. I wonder if my MASS has also overtightened it that much. Lol
Haha. Only way to know is trying to undo it. Should be fine. Don't worry :)
india swift dont use irrdium plug?
My car had been through quite a few services in its lifetime. So can't comment on which ones came from the factory.
This was an excellent video dude…! I also had a request, i lost my owners manual. Is it possible to get some photos on email for the inspection and servicing part
Glad you liked it. Sure. Please send me a mail on fluidicjoy@gmail.com, will send you whatever files I can find
@@SujoyShivde thank you
Which company filter best plz
You can go for Maruti Suzuki Genuine Parts. They make good filters. In aftermarket, Sofima, Purolator, Mahle are some popular options.
Thank u bhau
Do you recommend BMC?
Depends on your map. If it's a remapped vehicle, then BMC should help breathe better
Diesel engine ki bhi kar maruti ki please
Agar gaadi aayegi toh pakka karunga, fairly straightforward process.
How much for timing chain change?
Not sure sir, since it's not a regular service item.
@@SujoyShivde ❤️ok sir. Which brand oil filter is used by maruti suzuki?
@@arunkumar-xc3ms Maruti Suzuki uses Genuine Suzuki branded Oil Filters. Aftermarket options are made by Mahle, Sofima etc. Genuine Suzuki is nice though. Less than 100 rupees if I remember correctly
@@SujoyShivde oh ok okk bro. I thought they have suppliers brand for oil filter ❤️. Can u share ur email . I want that owners manual in ur description
waiting for the torque wrench review
Soon
Dont cheap out. Use a full synthetic oil. Semi synthetics are a marketing gimmick with less than 15% synthetic content. Synthetics will show far less wear at high mileage and run smoother.
Quite the opposite actually. True synthetics will fare better no doubt, but true synthetics make false claims compared to their semi-synthetic counterparts.
@@SujoyShivde from what i know semi synthetics are scoffed at buy experts as a scam. Do you think they are 50%synthetic? No way. Its not even 15% . In the suzuki 1.0 boosterjet oil consumption was much higher with semi synthetics compared to mobil and valvoline synthetics. This is personal experience.
Semi-synthetics are just fine for customers or drivers who drive less than 10k Kms a year. Any more money for a stronger oil, doesn't make sense for such use cases. Companies have tried and tested engines with both kinds of oils for reliability. In fact, car makers like Hyundai use these by default and ask for an additional premium for Synthetic oils. Turbo Petrols and Performance engines are a different breed tho. I wouldn't put Semi-Synthetic in my Polo 1.0 TSI. Also, not all brands are honest about their Full-Synthetic claims either. It's better to not overpromise and under-deliver.
@@SujoyShivde my sisters toyota vitz 1.0 3 cylinder also ran noticeably smoother,quieter and revved freely with a change to valvoline full synthetic compared mobil semi synthetic. The price difference was peanuts. I Doubt Any major synthetic brand like mobil castrol and valvoline would make over the top claims. They all are sp and gf 6. None of my many friends who converted to mobil 1 and valvoline synthetics will never go back to their old semi synthetics. Perhaps car companies and sone mechanics recommend semi synthetics to stay in business and make more money on repairs down the line. When an oil pumps up faster to critical parts at cold starts, reduces friction and runs cooler ,leave less sludge for the incremental price of a fast food meal , i dont see the logic in not using it .
I have a feeling you don't know the Indian car market and automotive spare scene here, since you refer to a car and engine Toyota has never offered here. The price between semi-synthetic and claimed full synthetic oil is quite substantial for the common man here. The price difference might be peanuts in your region, but if the manufacturer sells a base spec and customers use it, then it's surely been tried and tested. There is no reason to believe using the base spec the manufacturer recommends is an inappropriate practice. This is not called cheaping out, it's called sticking to the manufacturer's recommendation. If you want a better product, you may always opt for it and enjoy it, but that doesn't mean the base spec is incompetent for the same task. Sticking to manufacturer recommended engine oils has had many car owners cross 200k+ Kms/miles in quite a few varying conditions.
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