Parts for your 2025 Suzuki Splash-Thrust bearing

2025 Suzuki Splash thrust-bearing — what’s the go?

After checking recognised technical sources — Suzuki’s global production announcements through the mid‑2010s, Suzuki EPC/parts catalogues, and the factory service literature for the Splash/Agila B platform — it turns out there isn’t a 2025 Suzuki Splash at all. Production of the Splash ended internationally around 2014–2015 and Suzuki moved on to models like the Celerio. Because there’s no 2025 Splash model, there’s no thrust‑bearing specified for that non‑existent vehicle. If a parts listing shows “2025 Suzuki Splash thrust‑bearing”, it’s almost certainly a catalogue mapping error or a generic template page.

For context, the original Splash (with K10B/K12B engines) absolutely did use components that many people call “thrust bearings”:

• Engine thrust washers/bearings that control crankshaft end‑float.
• The clutch release bearing (often nicknamed a thrust bearing) on manual transmissions.

Those parts were covered in the Splash service manual and shown in Suzuki’s EPC for model years circa 2008–2014. But none of that translates to a 2025 Splash, because that model year doesn’t exist.

So why isn’t a thrust‑bearing “used” on a 2025 Splash? Simple: the vehicle isn’t in Suzuki’s 2025 line‑up for Australia, New Zealand, or elsewhere, so there’s no factory‑approved service schedule, no OE part numbers, and no maintenance guidance to quote for that year. If someone’s chasing a thrust‑bearing for a Splash on this side of the ditch, they’re almost certainly working on an earlier car. In that case, it’s best to:

• Confirm the actual build year and VIN.
• Identify the transmission (manual vs auto).
• Use genuine or high‑quality aftermarket parts listed for the correct 2008–2014 Splash.

That approach follows the same technical sources mentioned above and keeps servicing tidy, reliable, and compliant with what Suzuki documented.

Popular questions about a 2025 Suzuki Splash thrust‑bearing

Does a 2025 Suzuki Splash have a thrust‑bearing?
No. Suzuki didn’t produce a 2025 Splash. Earlier Splash models (2008–2014) used thrust washers in the engine and a clutch release bearing on manuals, but there’s no 2025 car to match a part against.

What do people mean by “thrust‑bearing” on a Splash?
It’s usually one of two things: the clutch release bearing on manual gearboxes, or the engine’s crankshaft thrust washers. Both were genuine service items on the earlier Splash, not on a 2025 model.

How can someone get the right thrust‑bearing for an older Splash?
Grab the VIN, confirm the year, engine (K10B or K12B), and transmission. Most clutch release bearings are supplied as part of a clutch kit, while engine thrust washers are ordered by engine code/spec. Reputable parts catalogues list these for 2008–2014 Splash models.

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