Parts for your 2023 Suzuki Splash-Exhaust mount

2023 Suzuki Splash exhaust-mount: fitment relevance and what to know

Based on manufacturer documentation and technical catalogues, an exhaust-mount is not relevant to a “2023 Suzuki Splash” because that model year doesn’t exist. Suzuki ended European Splash (shared with Opel/Vauxhall Agila B) production mid-2010s, and the Indian-market equivalent (Maruti Suzuki Ritz) wrapped up later in the decade. There’s no listing for a 2023 Splash in Suzuki’s global model lineup, Electronic Parts Catalogue (EPC), or dealer service data. In other words, there isn’t a 2023 vehicle to fit an exhaust-mount to.

Technical sources that support this include: Suzuki’s global model lineup documentation for the 2020s (no Splash shown), historic European dealer parts catalogues that stop Splash listings circa 2014, and Maruti Suzuki service/owner references showing Ritz discontinuation in the late 2010s. Separately, factory service manuals and EPC entries for the earlier Splash/Ritz clearly show conventional rubber exhaust hangers/mounts supporting the front pipe, centre section and rear muffler—so while the part exists for older cars, it doesn’t apply to a 2023 model year that isn’t produced.

• Suzuki global lineup and press materials: no Splash in the 2023 range.
• Suzuki/Maruti EPC and dealer catalogues: Splash/Ritz parts coverage ends with earlier model years, no 2023 entries.
• Workshop and owner literature for Splash/Ritz (2008–2014 EU, up to ~2017 India) show exhaust hangers/mounts on those vehicles only.

If someone’s searching for a “2023 Suzuki Splash exhaust mount,” they’re most likely chasing a mount for an earlier Splash or the Ritz. For those cars, the exhaust uses rubber hanger mounts to isolate vibration and hold the system in position. If that’s the case, match parts by VIN in the Suzuki EPC, or by build year/engine code, and check the number and location of hangers along the system before ordering.

• Does a 2023 Suzuki Splash exist, and does it use an exhaust mount?
  There isn’t a 2023 Suzuki Splash in Suzuki’s official lineup. Because the model wasn’t produced for that year, an exhaust-mount isn’t applicable to a 2023 Splash. Earlier Splash/Ritz models do use standard rubber exhaust hangers.
• How do I find the right exhaust mount for my older Splash/Ritz?
  Use your VIN in the Suzuki Electronic Parts Catalogue or reputable aftermarket catalogues to confirm the exact hanger type and quantity. Check under the car for the positions (usually at the rear muffler, mid-pipe, and near the front pipe bracket) to order everything you need.
• Can I drive if an exhaust mount has torn on my Splash?
  It’s not ideal. A broken mount can let the exhaust sag, rattle, or stress the flex joint and sensors. Short, careful trips might be possible, but the safer move is to replace the mount promptly to avoid further damage.