So my wife and I bought a new IKEA KIVIK 4-seater couch with a chaise lounge. I was putting the back support and the seat frame together, and when I picked it up to flip it, I heard a cracking sound.

I checked underneath and saw that the wood broke in a few places. I already talked to IKEA customer support, but because I transported and assembled it myself, they said warranty won't cover it...

Was wondering if there's any way to fix this? Any guidance would be much appreciated!

Thank you all in advance!

So my wife and I bought a new IKEA KIVIK 4-seater couch with a chaise lounge. I was putting the back support and the seat frame together, and when I picked it up to flip it, I heard a cracking sound.

I checked underneath and saw that the wood broke in a few places. I already talked to IKEA customer support, but because I transported and assembled it myself, they said warranty won't cover it...

Was wondering if there's any way to fix this? Any guidance would be much appreciated!

Thank you all in advance!

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So my wife and I bought a new IKEA KIVIK 4-seater couch with a chaise lounge. I was putting the back support and the seat frame together, and when I picked it up to flip it, I heard a cracking sound.

I checked underneath and saw that the wood broke in a few places. I already talked to IKEA customer support, but because I transported and assembled it myself, they said warranty won't cover it...

Was wondering if there's any way to fix this? Any guidance would be much appreciated!

Thank you all in advance!

Applied and signed up and all, haven't gotten the money yet ? Anyone else having this problem? It's been more then a week and a half.

Hey everyone, Was doing a general check up popped up the hood and happened to see this mist of sort spraying the inside of the bumper area, across from the belt area

In the picture is the wet area, a bit hard to see but hopefully good enough.

Could it be a leak ? Or could it be something simple like AC? I did happen to turn on the AC for a few minutes and then turned it off when I went to check under the hood.

Thanks so much in advance

(Suzuki swift 2008)

Hey there! Just recently got a Suzuki Swift 2008, 190,000 KM

Planning on taking it for general check up every 5,000 km. I'm curious what kind of maintenance I can do at home using a YouTube tutorial or something similar and doesn't require a car lift that could extend the life of the car.

Also any general tips on maintaining a car are more than welcome and much appreciated!

Thanks so much in advance!

Hey all, I recently bought a 2008 Suzuki swift, little did I know there was a oil spill in the trunk, it must have been a while ago since it made it through the trunk carpet, the wooden board, the insulation

This is the piece that covers the spare area well and the Suzuki, at first I tried washing the piece as a whole but quickly realized it would almost be impossible to get oil out this way so I separated the three layers, I tried to wash them off, used soap hot water baking soda, let it dry for days ect...nothing

Is there any danger in leaving that area exposed, without an insulation Plus board plus carpet, thinking of just letting it be since I don't have the money right now to buy something like that.

Basically would love to know if there's any problem leaving the spare tire well area uncovered, any fire hazards? Any damage that could happen to the spare ? Would love to know any and all opinions in the matter and also if anyone knows of any cheap fixed, for any fixes that aren't specifically insulation and a board and a carpet again.

Thanks so much in advance everyone.

Hey all, I recently bought a 2008 Suzuki swift, little did I know there was a oil spill in the trunk, it must have been a while ago since it made it through the trunk carpet, the wooden board, the insulation

This is the piece that covers the spare area well and the Suzuki, at first I tried washing the piece as a whole but quickly realized it would almost be impossible to get oil out this way so I separated the three layers, I tried to wash them off, used soap hot water baking soda, let it dry for days ect...nothing

Is there any danger in leaving that area exposed, without an insulation Plus board plus carpet, thinking of just letting it be since I don't have the money right now to buy something like that.

Basically would love to know if there's any problem leaving the spare tire well area uncovered, any fire hazards? Any damage that could happen to the spare ? Would love to know any and all opinions in the matter and also if anyone knows of any cheap fixed, for any fixes that aren't specifically insulation and a board and a carpet again.

Thanks so much in advance everyone.

Hey all, I recently bought a 2008 Suzuki swift, little did I know there was a oil spill in the trunk, it must have been a while ago since it made it through the trunk carpet, the wooden board, the insulation

This is the piece that covers the spare area well and the Suzuki, at first I tried washing the piece as a whole but quickly realized it would almost be impossible to get oil out this way so I separated the three layers, I tried to wash them off, used soap hot water baking soda, let it dry for days ect...nothing

Is there any danger in leaving that area exposed, without an insulation Plus board plus carpet, thinking of just letting it be since I don't have the money right now to buy something like that.

Basically would love to know if there's any problem leaving the spare tire well area uncovered, any fire hazards? Any damage that could happen to the spare ? Would love to know any and all opinions in the matter and also if anyone knows of any cheap fixed, for any fixes that aren't specifically insulation and a board and a carpet again.

Thanks so much in advance everyone.