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Why do the indicator bulbs in my Suzuki Alto keep blowing out?

Why do the indicator bulbs in my Suzuki Alto keep blowing out?

I’ve been replacing the indicator bulbs on my Suzuki Alto more often than I should. Every few weeks, one of them blows out. Could this be related to a wiring issue o r something else? How can I diagnose and fix the issue to prevent further bulb failures?
Gari Specialist asked on 20 Feb 2025 12:28:31 pm
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Gari Master - on 20 Feb 2025 12:38:16 pm
Repeatedly blowing indicator bulbs in your Suzuki Alto can be caused by:

Voltage Issues: If the electrical system is supplying too much power to the indicator lights, it will cause the bulbs to blow. This could be due to a faulty alternator, voltage regulator, o r a short circuit.
Poor Wiring Connections: Loose o r corroded connections in the indicator circuit can cause electrical surges that damage the bulbs.
Using Incorrect Bulbs: Installing bulbs that do not match the manufacturer’s specifications can cause them to burn out faster.
How to fix it:

Check the alternator and voltage regulator for correct voltage output.
Inspect wiring: Look for any frayed, corroded, o r loose wires and replace them as needed.
Ensure you are using the correct bulb specifications as recommended by the manufacturer.
 

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