Parts for your 1987 Suzuki Swift-Clutch kit

1987 Suzuki Swift clutch kit — purpose, servicing and fitment

Technical sources show a clutch kit is absolutely relevant for manual-transmission 1987 Suzuki Swift models. The Suzuki Swift (SA/AA) Factory Service Manual for mid-1980s models, the Haynes Suzuki Swift/Geo Metro service manual, and Australian catalogues from Exedy and ClutchPro all document a conventional single-plate dry clutch on manual Swifts of this era, with aftermarket kits catalogued for G10 (1.0 L) and G13 (1.3 L) engines. Automatic versions don’t use a clutch kit, but any 5‑speed manual Swift from 1987 will.

On a 1987 Swift, a clutch kit typically includes the friction disc, pressure plate, release (throw-out) bearing, and an alignment tool