Is your Suzuki starting to feel like a pressure cooker on wheels? The compressor pumps coolant through the air conditioning system and begins the cooling process of your Suzuki, so if the temperature of the supplied air becomes unregulated, or the air conditioner produces unnecessary noise or unpleasant odors, you might have a problem with your compressor.

A worn out or damaged drive belt, coolant leakage, and a short circuited or damaged wiring are just some of the many compressor failures that can take place. Ensure with a trained specialist that the fault lies with the compressor—in some cases, the entire air conditioner may need replacing. Here are some tips to keep your compressor working in tip-top shape and to reduce the chances of converting your cabin into a sauna: 1) Send your vehicle for its scheduled maintenance. 2) Make sure you top up your system with high quality coolant when needed. 3) Only use quality parts.

Once you've confirmed that the fault lies with your compressor, you might be having some problems finding a reliable replacement. No sweat—here at BE FORWARD, we carry a large range of air conditioner compressors used in Suzuki cars from the 90s to the 2000s, like the Swift. Find a quality unit here now!