Parts for your 2025 Suzuki Splash-Oil pump

Is there an oil pump on a 2025 Suzuki Splash?

Short answer: no. An oil pump isn’t relevant to a 2025 Suzuki Splash because there is no 2025 model. The Splash (also known as the Ritz in some markets) ended production in the mid‑2010s, and it doesn’t appear in Suzuki’s later model line‑ups. Technical references including Suzuki’s service literature for the Splash’s K‑series petrol engines, as well as published production histories, place the Splash’s run from around 2008 to 2014. Those same workshop manuals confirm that the earlier Splash models used a conventional, engine‑driven gerotor‑type oil pump as part of the lubrication system.

So, the oil pump isn’t “not used” because the Splash went electric or anything clever in 2025 — it’s simply not applicable, as the car wasn’t built for that model year. If someone’s landed here chasing a 2025‑spec oil pump, they’re likely mixing up model names or years.

For owners of the actual Splash (2008–2014), the car absolutely has an oil pump. In those vehicles — typically running the K10B 1.0‑litre or K12B 1.2‑litre petrol engines — the oil pump is a gerotor unit driven off the crankshaft. It moves engine oil through galleries to bearings, camshafts and valvetrain, keeping everything lubricated and cool. It’s not a scheduled replacement item, instead, good servicing (regular oil and filter changes with the correct spec oil) keeps the pump healthy and the pressure up. If oil pressure warning lights flicker, there’s rattly top‑end noise on cold starts, or metallic debris shows up in the sump, that’s diagnostic territory — pressure testing and inspection are the go before blaming the pump itself.

• Technical sources referenced:
  • Suzuki Splash/Ritz workshop and service manuals for K‑series engines (K10B/K12B) — Lubrication System section describing the crank‑driven gerotor oil pump and oil pressure specs.
  • Manufacturer production records and model histories indicating Splash production circa 2008–2014, with no 2025 model year presence.
  • Contemporary Suzuki model catalogues (post‑2015) showing no Splash in the range.

Popular questions about the 2025 Suzuki Splash oil pump

Does a 2025 Suzuki Splash have an oil pump?
No. There isn’t a 2025 Suzuki Splash, so there’s no 2025 oil pump to source. If someone owns a Splash from 2008–2014, that car does have a conventional oil pump, and parts should be matched by VIN and engine code.

Which Splash engines used an oil pump, and is it a service item?
Both the K10B 1.0‑litre and K12B 1.2‑litre petrol engines used a crank‑driven gerotor oil pump. It’s not a routine replacement during servicing, the priority is timely oil and filter changes with the correct viscosity. Diagnosis is only needed if oil pressure warnings or noise suggest a lubrication issue.

I searched for a 2025 Splash oil pump by mistake — what should I check?
First, confirm the vehicle’s exact model and year on the rego or build plate. If it’s a Splash (2008–2014), use the VIN to get the right pump or gasket set. If it’s a different 2025 Suzuki (for example, Swift or Celerio), look up parts for that specific model and engine.