Parts for your 2020 Suzuki Splash-Exhaust gasket

2020 Suzuki Splash exhaust gasket — what it does and when to replace it

Based on Suzuki’s factory Service Manual for the K10B/K12B engines, the Suzuki Electronic Parts Catalogue (EPC) for Splash/Ritz models, and mainstream aftermarket catalogues (Elring and Ajusa), the Splash uses exhaust gaskets: a multi‑layer steel exhaust manifold gasket between the cylinder head and manifold, and a ring (donut) gasket where the front pipe/catalyst meets the manifold. So an exhaust gasket is relevant and fitted to a 2020 Suzuki Splash specification.

The exhaust gasket’s day job is simple but crucial: keep hot exhaust gases sealed inside the system from the moment they leave the head, so they flow cleanly through the cat and out the tailpipe. A healthy seal stops fumes sneaking into the cabin, keeps things quiet, and helps the oxygen sensors get accurate readings so the engine can run sweet as and stay fuel‑efficient. On the Splash, the manifold gasket handles brutal heat cycles right at the ports, while the ring gasket cushions and seals the joint that cops movement and vibration.

Whenever the manifold, cat, or front pipe is removed, the gaskets should be replaced. They’re designed to crush once