Suzuki Diagnostic Code Check
If you Engine Management Light comes on means your vehicle has detected a potential emissions fault. The computer has logged one or more diagnostic trouble codes that correspond to the problem and turned on the warning lamp to alert you to the problem. There is no way to determine the nature of the problem without connecting Suzuki Diagnosis Tester with the latest software to your Suzuki vehicle diagnostic connector to read the fault code or codes. Once this has been done, further diagnosis and testing may be required to isolate the fault so the correct parts can be replaced. Depending on the nature of the fault, your engine may not run as good as it normally does, or it may use more fuel than usual. But usually the problem requires attention as soon as it is possible, if you feel
An airbag light that looks like this or says SRS should NEVER come on unless there is a fault in your car air bag system (supplemental restraint or SRS). If you have this airbag light on go to the airbag light page for more information.
Due to the increased level of sophistication of the computer controlled engine management system, the days of home fault are long gone. The average motorist cannot afford the specialist equipment needed to diagnose the, engine light, car airbags, or abs system.
The ABS tests itself each time the ignition is turned on. If a defect is detected for whatever reason, the ABS turns itself off and the ABS light is turned on, normal braking system is then used on its own. The driver is alerted to a problem by the ABS light staying on.
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) works by limiting, applying and releasing the pressure to any wheel that decelerates too quickly. This allows maximum stopping force to be applied without the brakes locking-up and the car skidding.
