Parts for your 2024 Suzuki Splash-Oil pump

2024 Suzuki Splash oil pump — is it even a thing?

Short answer: an oil pump isn’t relevant to a “2024 Suzuki Splash” because there’s no 2024 Splash on sale. Technical sources confirm the Splash nameplate ended years ago, so a 2024 model (and therefore a 2024 Splash oil pump) doesn’t exist. Production for Europe wrapped up around 2014, and the India-market twin (Maruti Ritz) finished in 2016. Referenced sources include Suzuki’s model history releases from the period, the Suzuki/Maruti public communications on the discontinuation of Splash/Ritz, and widely cited technical summaries of the model’s production years. Industry catalogues and workshop literature for the K10B/K12B engines also align on those dates.

Why the oil pump isn’t “used” on a 2024 Suzuki Splash comes down to model availability, not drivetrain design. The Splash was a petrol-powered hatch that, when built (2008–2014 in most markets), did use a conventional engine-driven oil pump as documented in engine service manuals for the K-series motors. But with no 2024 Splash offered by Suzuki, there’s no current vehicle to fit, service, or source a 2024-specific oil pump for.

• Model timeline: European-market Splash production ceased mid-2010s, Maruti Ritz (the Indian-market counterpart) ended 2016, per manufacturer communications and market records.
• Technical literature: K10B/K12B engine service documentation describes a standard gerotor-type, chain-driven oil pump for earlier Splash years — applicable to 2008–2014/2016 vehicles, not a 2024 model.
• Parts catalogues: OEM and aftermarket databases list Splash oil pumps by those earlier model years and engine codes, there’s no 2024 Splash listing.

If someone’s actually chasing an oil pump for an existing Splash, they’re looking at the earlier model years. The smart play is to match by VIN and engine code (K10B 1.0L or K12B 1.2L), and follow the service manual specs for clearances, torque settings, sealant use, and pickup screen cleanliness. But that’s legacy Splash ownership — it isn’t a 2024 scenario.

Popular questions about a 2024 Suzuki Splash oil pump

Does a 2024 Suzuki Splash exist, and does it have an oil pump?
There’s no official 2024 Suzuki Splash. Because the model isn’t in production for that year, there’s no 2024 Splash oil pump to reference. Earlier Splash models (2008–2014 in most markets, 2016 in India as the Ritz) do have conventional engine-driven oil pumps.

Which engines were used in the Splash, and do they use an oil pump?
The Splash commonly ran Suzuki’s K10B (1.0L) and K12B (1.2L) petrol engines. Both use a gerotor-style, chain-driven oil pump, as outlined in K-series engine workshop literature for those production years.

I searched for a “2024 Splash oil pump” — what part should I actually order?
Order by the real model year and engine code of the Splash you own. Use the VIN to confirm the exact pump, pickup, gaskets, and sealant requirements per the service manual. If in doubt, a Suzuki dealer or a parts specialist can cross-check your VIN against the correct OEM part number.