Replacement parts
Stuff I've actually bolted onto my Jimny or use in the shop. Some links are affiliate links, which costs you nothing and helps fund more weird parts.
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Rear Brake Shoes
I found a set that won’t break the bank or your car. Honestly, that’s a win these days.
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Oil Filter
These are the ones I use on my Jimny. They work great, and I haven’t blown up the engine yet — so that feels like a strong endorsement.
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Fuel Pressure Regulator
Had a weird low idle on cold starts — like the Jimny just woke up and needed coffee. Swapped out the fuel pressure regulator and, just like that, problem solved. Heads-up: the end with the gasket ring might need a little modification. Just a slight bevel to match the OEM part. Nothing too fancy — basically, it's DIY with a dash of “I think this’ll work.” Watch my YouTube install video.
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Fuel Filter
I haven’t actually installed this on my Jimny — yet — but based on my very official research (a.k.a. the internet and a few forums), I’m pretty sure it’s the right part for the JA22. If it’s not… well, now we’re both learning something.
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Stock Air Filter
I haven’t installed this on my Jimny, but it’s the part I found while spiraling down a rabbit hole of research before converting to the HKS Intake system. So... it should be right. But also, I’ve been wrong before — just ask my toolbox.
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Ignition Coil
I found a compatible ignition coil for only around $30 that is almost a direct replacement. I did have to use linger screws, but it bolts right on.
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Windshield Wipers
Super easy, direct replacement. Took me longer to find the old ones than to swap ‘em out. Honestly felt like a mechanic… for five minutes.
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Belt Pulley Tensioner
Direct fit replacement. If your current one’s making noises like it’s haunted, this should quiet things down. No exorcism required.
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Direct Replacement Battery
This replacement battery is a direct replacement. No cable mount modifications. Works with existing bracket.
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Thermostat
Haven’t installed this on my Jimny — yet. But I tracked it down using the OEM part number and a highly scientific method called “scrolling through forums at 2 a.m.” So yeah, pretty confident. Like, 80%… maybe 70%.
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LED Headlight Wiring Harness
Makes the wiring install super simple — which is great, because my electrical plan was mostly “don’t set anything on fire.”
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Gas Cap
Replace your old, crusty gas cap. Unless you enjoy the smell of gasoline every time you park. In that case… live your truth.
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Door Seals
Found these on weatherstripdepot.com — which is a real website, not something I made up. You’ll need to order both S3001 and S3002. They’re a direct fit, and way cheaper than listening to wind noise forever and pretending it doesn’t bother you. Check out my install video.
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Door Stop Straps
Replace your worn-out door stop straps — unless you enjoy your door swinging open like it’s trying to leave you.
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Interior LED Bulbs
I used these to swap out the front and rear dome lights. Now the inside of the Jimny lights up like a fridge when you open the door — but, like, in a cool way.
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Oil Dip Stick
If you saw my I BROKE DOWN video, you might remember the moment my belt snapped… and took my dipstick with it. Yeah, that was a good time. I replaced it with this one. It did need a little trimming — because apparently dipsticks aren’t one-size-fits-all. Who knew?
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Radiator Cap
Just a good ol’ radiator cap replacement. Not exciting, but kind of important — unless you enjoy spontaneous geysers under your hood. (Affiliate Link)
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Radiator Coolant Bottle Replacement Cap
It’s a replacement cap for your coolant bottle. Not glamorous, but it keeps the coolant where it’s supposed to be — which is not all over your engine bay. (Affiliate Link)
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Fuel Pump Relay
Simple and cheap replacement part for if your Fuel Pump relay stops working. Often it starts with not working only when it’s hot, but works fine when cold.
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Jimny Horn Button
Swap out your boring old horn button and let the world know you drive a Jimny. Because nothing says “off-road legend” like honking with style. Check out my install video. (Affiliate Link)
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Rear Door Strut
This is the exact one I used to fix my rear door. It actually holds the door open now — which is a big upgrade from “gently crushing me every time I grabbed groceries.” (Affiliate Link)
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Jack Lift
Missing your jack? Or maybe yours is so rusty it looks like it’s from a pirate ship? Either way, here’s a nice new one that won’t collapse immediately.
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JDM License Plate Adapter
Because your Jimny deserves better than zip ties and hope. This adapter helps your plate fit like it was actually meant to be there. Revolutionary, I know.
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50th Anniversary 1970 Metal Badge
This came on my Jimny and I thought, “Yeah… that’s pretty cool.” It doesn’t make it faster, but it does make it feel 12% more official.
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Suzuki Keychain
It’s a nice embroidered keychain — because your keys deserve a little flair too. Plus, it makes you feel like you drive a race car… even if it’s just the Jimny going 45 uphill.
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Vevor Compact Subwoofer
Check out my YouTube video to see where I mounted mine — because nothing says “serious audio guy” like crawling around the back of a Jimny with zip ties and hope. You can also lift the rear seats and tuck it underneath. Hidden bass... like a secret musical surprise.
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Assortment Hose Clamps
Because you can never have too many… and somehow never have the right size. It’s like a toolbox mystery that just keeps going.
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Grey Trim Restorer
This is what I used to bring my faded dashboard back to life. It went from “barn find” to “somewhat respected vehicle” in about 10 minutes. Highly recommend.
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CarPlay & Android Auto Stereo (Cheaper Alternative)
Fits right into the existing single DIN opening — like it was meant to be there. Finally, a way to bring 2020s tech to your ’90s dashboard without duct tape.
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Power Acoustik CP-71WA CarPlay & Android Auto Stereo
This is the exact one I put in my Jimny. Works great… unless you count the part where I asked it to call Dad and it played Nickelback instead.
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MagSafe Vent Mount for iPhone
This is what I use with my custom Jimny phone mount. Holds your phone like a champ — unless you drive like you're in a rally race… then, well, hang on.
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LCD Screen for Digital Gauges
This is a Waveshare ESP-32 LCD screen… which sounds fancy, but really, it’s just a screen I convinced to show custom gauges for my Suzuki Jimny. I don’t know how it works—probably magic or tiny computer elves—but it does, and now my Jimny knows things it didn’t even ask to know.
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Rivnut Tool Kit
This is what I used to install my rear spoiler. It makes you feel like you know what you're doing — until you realize you’ve just committed to a hole in your car. But hey, the spoiler’s on there now!
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3M Double Sided Tape
If you’ve seen my videos, you know I try to avoid drilling holes in my Jimny — mostly because once the hole’s there, it’s there forever. This stuff is great for sticking things on without the lifelong commitment.
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Bambu Labs A1
This thing’s been amazing — it’s printed hundreds of parts. Perfect for beginners… or people like me, who still feel like beginners.
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Bambu Labs A1 Mini
I use the A1 — not the Mini — but this little guy is the perfect starter printer if you're thinking, “Hey, I’d like a new hobby that takes over my life and my garage.” Welcome to the 3D printing rabbit hole. I’ll see you at the bottom.
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eSun PETG Filament
This is my go-to PETG for most of my 3D printed car parts. Strong, reliable, and slightly less temperamental than me after three failed prints.
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eSun PLA+ Filament
This is my go-to for most other 3D prints. Great quality, easy to use, and doesn’t melt into a sad spaghetti pile… usually.
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