In the fuse box under the hood, driver's side... Item #33 is the Rear Defogger relay switch. Pull that and you'll have 4 tabs. the slot closest to the firewall is powered when engine is running. I've slipped a wire with exposed wire into the slot, then pressed the Relay back down firmly.

Thanks kindly for your help, but it seems as if you only have the top part of the protector. I'll be buying the 2 piece unit and It's the bumper section I was referring to. That has to be secured somehow to the wheel well, but don't see and kind of clasp to hook it on to. Any thoughts or help on th...

TheHolyGhost wrote:

KCKizashi wrote: Which is also odd since my Audi A4 had a full size, interchangible spare, the same wheel and tire size as the 4 mounted on the car.

Yours must have been nicer than mine

Mine was a 2004, I see yours was a 1998.

I'm not sure that's always true. Generally donuts are not the same size as the other wheels, that's why you can't drive over a certain speed on them. I know for a fact that the donut on my Audi was not the same as the other four tires. Which is also odd since my Audi A4 had a full size, interchangi...

Odd, my came with a full size and i don't think I paid extra for it. I'll have to check my window sticker. The "compact" spare is still full size as in its the same diameter of tire as the 4 alloys otherwise it would damage the car driving down the road. When anyone references a "ful...

According to the Owner's Manual, page 7-34 - my GTS has the compact spare: Your vehicle comes equipped with the compact spare tire. The compact spare is designed to save space in your storage area, and its lighter weight makes it easier to install if a flat tire occurs. It is only intended for tempo...

I live in Kansas City and they courted me heavily when I was searching for my car, but the thought of driving 6+ hours total to/from KC and Wichita for any warranty work, oil changes, etc didn't seem logical. Yeh, I know I can have my car serviced at ANY Suzuki dealership but I feel the dealership I...

speedsterz wrote:The RF amp is on the right side of the trunk, does anyone know how to get to the amp behind the trunk covering?

Check another topic in this section (DIY). There are various PDFs of the owner's manual and how to remove the covering, where the screws and connectors are, etc.

It's happened to me twice now. I chalked it up to me letting my foot off the brake too soon, getting in a hurry, etc. after stopping the cranking, started the process over again and it started fine.

tag on inside of radio made by panasonic maybe fosgate partners with them Based on the information in this picture, I contacted Panasonic and asked for a schematic. Here's their response: Thank you for your email. The model number that you have referenced is a product that is produced specifically ...