2011 Suzuki Equator 2WD L4-2.5LFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical - Extended Storage Switch And BCM Transit Mode

TSB No.: TS 02 08282

Section Title: Body, Cab, and Accessories

Category: Technical

Division: Automotive

SUBJECT: EXTENDED STORAGE SWITCH and BCM TRANSIT MODE

MODEL(S): EQUATOR (A61640)

YEAR: 2011-

CONDITION: Vehicle has been prepared for extended storage periods and transport.

CAUSE: To prevent unnecessary draw on the battery during dealer storage and transport periods, the Extended Storage Switch has been placed in the "Inventory Position" and the BCM has been initialized to the "Transit mode".

CORRECTION: Both Extended Storage Switch and the BCM are to be put into the "In Service" conditions at the time of customer delivery.

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Factory service manual diagram



Factory service manual diagram



Factory service manual diagram




EXTENDED STORAGE SWITCH/BCM TRANSIT MODE


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