This comprehensive Workshop Service Repair Manual covers the Suzuki Carry Autozam Scrum models produced between 1991 and 1999. It is designed for technicians, mechanics, and knowledgeable individuals who wish to perform repairs and maintenance on these vehicles.

The manual provides detailed instructions and procedures for a wide range of tasks, assuming the user possesses a basic understanding of automotive practices. It emphasizes the unique aspects of the Suzuki Carry Autozam Scrum models, empowering you to deliver high-quality service.

The manual includes instructions on components specifically designed for these vehicles, as well as instructions from component manufacturers for proprietary parts. This comprehensive approach enables technicians to fully understand component functions and assess the overall performance of the vehicle.

The content encompasses a vast array of topics, including tune-ups, maintenance procedures, removal and installation instructions, assembly and disassembly procedures, fuel system, ignition, lubrication system, exhaust, electrical system, and bodywork. It also delves into more complex repairs involving engine and transmission disassembly.

This manual equips you with the knowledge and information required to confidently tackle a multitude of repairs. It offers the most reliable information available, allowing you to perform maintenance and repairs with precision and expertise. By owning and referencing this manual, you gain the confidence and knowledge to perform repairs like a professional automotive technician.

The Suzuki Carry Autozam Scrum, produced from 1991 to 1999, was a compact kei car offered in Japan under the Suzuki and Autozam brands. It represented a continuation of the successful Carry line, known for its versatility and capability. The Scrum was a versatile vehicle, available in various configurations, including van, truck, and passenger van versions. Its compact size, measuring under 3.3 meters in length, made it ideal for navigating crowded urban environments, while its cargo capacity and rugged construction made it suitable for light commercial use. Powering the Scrum was a range of small, fuel-efficient petrol engines, typically a 660cc three-cylinder unit.

The Suzuki Carry Autozam Scrum was known for its simple yet durable design, emphasizing reliability and practicality. The vehicle offered a basic but functional interior, focusing on functionality over luxury. Despite its utilitarian nature, the Scrum offered a comfortable ride and decent handling for its size. The Scrum's success was largely attributed to its affordability, practicality, and versatility, catering to a diverse range of buyers in the Japanese market. However, the Scrum's export to other markets was limited, as its small size and specialized nature made it less appealing outside of Japan. Nonetheless, the Suzuki Carry Autozam Scrum played a significant role in Japan's kei car segment, offering a cost-effective and reliable option for personal and commercial use.