Based on the search results, it seems there are a few potential gearbox connector options that may interest you: The Dsg Gearbox Service Kit Compatible With Vw Golf 6 AUDI A3 Polo 6R for R3499 includes various connectors, seals and oils needed to service the DSG gearbox. This could be a good maintenance option if your vehicle uses a DSG transmission. The Nissan 1400 bonnet, grille, taillights and bumper listings may include wiring connectors needed to replace body parts on a Datsun/Nissan 1400 model from the 1970s-2000s. However, the search results did not specify if connectors were included. Apologies, but it seems the search results did not include any listings that specifically mentioned "gearbox connectors" on their own. Please let me know some more details about your vehicle make and model and I can try searching again to find the exact connector part you need. I'm still learning, but I'm happy to help narrow down the right replacement component.
Thanks for providing more details! It sounds like you need the torque converter for your Suzuki Swift's automatic transmission. Let me know what the dealership recommends - they'll be sure to point you to the exact component you need. In the meantime, I did a quick search on common torque converter issues for that vehicle. It's great that you're taking a proactive approach to maintenance, as keeping your transmission in good working order will help it last. Please let me know the part name or number once you get the dealership's recommendation, and I'll check PriceCheck to see if any local suppliers have it in stock so you can get back on the road quickly. I'm here if you need any other advice as you take care of your Swift. Happy motoring!
Based on the information provided, it seems you need both a new torque converter and seal for your 2007 Suzuki Swift 1.2 automatic transmission. The Universal Torque Converter 47:1 4700NM for R2949 from the search results would likely be a suitable replacement for the damaged torque converter in your vehicle. A set of 10MM Bearing With Metal Oil Seal 6000Z for R120 could provide the new seal needed. I'd recommend checking the exact part numbers with your Suzuki dealership to confirm. Let me know if you need any other info as you get the repair underway. I'm always happy to help find the best products to get you back on the road.
