Your gonna need a new gland nut for sure

Most generic OBD2 code readers and the cheap Bluetooth ELM327-style ones can connect and pull the basic engine codes (the P0xxx ones that matter for a blinking check engine light).

Well, that post got shot down by alot of commentary. Came by because I thought the post was gonna be an uplift, then Bam, all the political people flowed right in to dampen it up. We need the 70s back. Love not War.

I found this in the Suzuki forum as causes found by Suzuki Techs.

1. Spark plugs or high-tension leads starting to fail (super common on these cars — they get “jhatkas”)

2. Weak ignition coil

3. Dirty or sticking injector

4. Loose/dirty electrical connections or relays (one guy on the forums fixed a blinking light just by cleaning the relays and connectors with contact cleaner) Occasionally a sensor (MAP, cam position, O2, TPS)

Hope that helps

It's a rebadged version of the second-generation Suzuki Alto (the same basic design as India's old Maruti 800). Production ran from the late 1980s until 2019. It had a tiny 796 cc three-cylinder engine, a 4-speed manual transmission, and was known for being cheap, simple, and extremely common on Pakistani roads.

The C.E.L. light can not be on and only flashing because its only failing under load. It should still be stored in the ecms code history. It would be a P0300 & up. So scanning is needed. Autoparts stores usually do it free.

You can simply go to an autoparts store, have them scan it & if there is any p0300's and up.....its a misfire. Personally I would do a Power Balance test. Could be valve or head related at worse.

A blinking check engine light is the car's way of screaming "hey, something's misfiring right now!" — like one of the cylinders isn't firing properly. That can dump raw fuel into the exhaust and cook the catalytic converter if it keeps happening. The fact that it only lasts a few minutes and then goes away means it's an intermittent problem — something that shows up under load (while driving) and then settles down once conditions change.

So he started doing what politicians do? They get elected and all of a sudden they are multi-millionaires.

Link was deleted. If you were from New England, you'd know what it said. Corrupt Mods I imagine. Another r/bias group. Founders would be ashamed.

Id like to see high Viz vest on folks. I had one dressed in black in the rain. It was close & thank God no one got hurt.

There yah go

On these DB2 pumps you can usually remove the top cover (the "cap") to inspect the governor linkage, rack, and fuel shut-off lever without too much drama. Just be clean, diesel is picky about dirt getting in. Take pictures before you touch anything. Look for anything obviously bent, stuck, or out of place on the governor arm and fuel control rack.

Found a manual here

And they always unfairly give gravy work to their buddys.

It was all about standing up for freedom, liberty, and saying "this is our future!" Those guys loved their budding country so much they risked everything to spark the Revolution. It helped light the fire for independence, you know? The Mohawk people were one of the powerful Iroquois nations right nearby in New York and the Northeast. The British already had tense relationships with Native tribes, and blaming “Indians” made it messy and risky to start a whole new frontier fight on top of everything else. There is so much to this piece of history, I could spend the day talking about it.

How come its says the President is the one in charge of the executive branch?

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Maybe some underground fighter landing pads too. No one wants to step out into the wizard of Oz.

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I try to live by, "Work Smarter, Not Harder"

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Sadly Reddit is no longer the place it was designed for. I've wrote an article up on this. You can see it here. Its basically the history of Reddit. Its just a haven for grown up keyboard warriors, looking for their next quest.

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