Make
Suzuki parts
Suzuki parts here cover 10 listings for vehicles from 1986 to 2009. The Samurai has the most parts, followed by the Forenza and XL7, with one listing for the Sidekick. Clutch cables are the most listed part type. Brands include Standard Motor Products, ATP, AISIN and Rampage, and each listing shows the exact years it fits.
Models
Suzuki models in the catalogue
The Samurai has 5 parts. The Forenza and XL7 have 2 each, and the Sidekick has 1. The Samurai is a small four-wheel drive vehicle, and the Sidekick is a compact SUV closely related to the Geo Tracker. Suzuki no longer sells cars in the US, so these listings support owners of existing vehicles.
Suzuki part types listed
Clutch cables lead with 3 listings. Single listings cover a window regulator, a locking hub, a MAP sensor, a soft top, a neutral safety switch, a cargo liner and a variable timing solenoid. A locking hub lets you engage or free the front wheels on part-time four-wheel drive systems. Brands include Standard Motor Products, ATP, AISIN, Rampage, DIY Solutions and ACI.
Fitment tips for Suzuki
Older Suzuki 4x4s often had changes between years in clutch, hub and top designs, so the model year matters. Soft tops depend on the body style and existing frame. Window regulators are door specific, so check left or right. Read the fitment table for year, position and engine, and compare the part number on your old part before ordering.
Suzuki questions
Do you sell parts for the Suzuki Samurai?
Yes, the Samurai has 5 listings, the most of any Suzuki model. Select your year to see which parts fit.
What does a locking hub do on a Suzuki?
It connects or disconnects the front wheel from the axle on a part-time four-wheel drive system. A worn hub can fail to engage. Check the listing for your model and year.
Will Geo Tracker parts fit a Suzuki Sidekick?
The two are closely related and share many parts. Still, only rely on the fitment table, which names every model a part is confirmed to fit.