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ZUKIWORLD Model Specific Suzuki Forum => Suzuki Autos Only (not - 4x4) => Aerio SX and Aerio Sedan => Topic started by: Aerio_Bumper_Guy on December 12, 2003, 12:51:46 AM

Title: Aerio SX Question
Post by: Aerio_Bumper_Guy on December 12, 2003, 12:51:46 AM
I have an Aerio SX that was winched. My wife was driving when the car slipped down an embankment. I was wondering if any of you guys know how to winch this car. There was some damage done via winch and the driver of the tow truck says he didn't do it. I'm trying to find someone who knows where not and where one should winch one of these cars.
Title: Re: Aerio SX Question
Post by: Mike71 on December 12, 2003, 10:48:39 AM
gese man sry that happened

theres really no place i could think to winch w.o damage

either ud rip the bumper off or scrape the bottom of the body pannels when u hooked it under the car
Title: Re: Aerio SX Question
Post by: trackinstile on December 12, 2003, 05:18:38 PM
Hi, I did towing/recovery work about 11 to 12 years ago.  From what it sounds like there was probably not too many options for what to hook onto in your situation.  I used to try for a suspenison piece (like an A-arm) or something like that, that was usually the strongest.  Really sorry to hear about it, hope your wife is ok, that's the important thing, cars can be fixed......At least that's what everybody always tells me ;D  Take care,  Dave
Title: Re: Aerio SX Question
Post by: jairo52 on September 03, 2005, 05:16:28 PM
left rear bottom section of the bumper. there's a cover that you can remove, and there's a shipment hook in there. you have to remove the cover very carefull. the bottom of the cover have two plastic clips that you have to use a flet screwdriver. when you put this cover back be very carefull the clips will brake.
Title: Re: Aerio SX Question
Post by: wildgoody on September 03, 2005, 11:23:44 PM
Problem is that when a car goes over an
embankment, it ends up witht he frame
or body burried in the dirt, and hard to hook
to the right spot.  I would say using the shiping
hoops is the best way.

Sorry about your car,
hope it's OK

Wild