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12140M68K50 Piston Ring Compatibility

12140M68K50 Piston Ring Suzuki | 1.0L K10B & 1.4L K14B Engines | 2008–2021 Series

Premium 12140M68K50 PISTON RING specifically engineered for Suzuki’s high-efficiency K-Series architecture. Manufactured with advanced wear-resistant coatings, these rings are optimized for the thermal requirements of 1.0L K10 and 1.4L powerplants. Explore our internal engine parts catalog or browse our Suzuki K-Series platform parts category for your rebuild.

Suzuki Compact Range (1.0L)

  • Model Years: 2008–2021 Models
  • Part Code: 12140M68K50
  • Application: Standard Bore Piston Ring Set

Suzuki Utility Range (1.4L)

  • Model Years: 2012–2021 Series
  • Testing: Sealing Integrity Verified
  • Feature: Optimized Oil Scraping & OE Bore Fit
  • Installation: Precision Engine Rebuild Component

Part Number Reference: 12140M68K50 (Piston Ring) — Check related items in our engine internal collection.

Piston ring configurations for Suzuki K-Series engines can vary between regional emission standards and specific bore sizes (STD vs Oversize). Verify your VIN to ensure the ring thickness and end gap match your engine rebuild exactly.


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Questions and Answers

What is the primary function of the piston ring set (part number 12140M68K50)?
These low-friction piston rings seal the combustion chamber to maintain peak cylinder pressure while properly regulating oil film distribution along the cylinder walls.
Which vehicles are compatible with part number 12140M68K50?
It is custom-designed for Suzuki Alto K10, Celerio (K10B), Wagon R, and Ertiga (K14B) models spanning the 2008–2021 production range.
Why should I confirm my chassis number (VIN) via WhatsApp before ordering?
Providing your VIN guarantees correct matching by accounting for differences between standard (STD) and oversize bores, as well as regional emission standard variations.

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