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Replacing parts on my 2006 Swift: Boot opener switch, AC filter & more

I also ordered the Suzuki logo from Boodmo which was delivered in 3 days.

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Replacing the Boot opener Switch

The Switch which allows opening the Boot was not in good shape, the rubber had cracked and moreover, I felt it would be better if changed since it's exposed to water during washes. Checked Boodmo and found out the part number for the switch.

  • Part number: 37178M75J00
  • Price: ₹425
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Kept browsing Boodmo and I found that even the Second generation Swift Boot switch also looked similar in shape and also the connector looked the same, assumed it would be a direct fit. Moreover, I placed an order for the second-generation Swift one because it was priced less at ₹290.

  • Part number: 37178M74L00
  • Price: ₹290
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Within 3 days, the switch was delivered and I replaced the switch. It was a direct fit, even the connector was the exact same.

Old Switch vs New One

Notice the rubber has cracked and the button had lost its soft click feel

Electromagnetic Tailgate Opener Latch

Changing the Pedal covers to the Sporty Pedals

I managed to find these neat-looking Pedal covers in the MGA Section in my MASS. The OEM pedal covers looked bland.

  • Part number: 990J0M76ML7-010
  • Price: ₹272
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Replacing the AC Filter

Now that the recirculation flap was fixed, it was about time I replaced the AC filter since the old filter was in a disgusting state. I had already cleaned the AC blower motor last year at my leisure and checked it again and found it clean luckily. Checked Boodmo and ordered a ZIP AC filter.

  • Part number: ZC-6002
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Old Cabin Filter vs New Cabin Filter

Adding the Suzuki Monogram

BHPian Leoshashi suggested I add the Suzuki monogram rather than the Maruti Suzuki Monogram which comes as standard. Ordered the same from Boodmo and received it in 3 days.

  • Part number: 77831M80E50
  • Price: ₹79
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Here's how the car looks after sticking the Suzuki monogram.

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