Public safety register · Cyprus imports
A free, searchable record of vehicle safety recalls from the markets Cyprus imports from — Japan & Ireland, plus local Cyprus notices. Search by make, model and year, and flag the fire, airbag, brake and steering defects that matter most.
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In large route buses, the braking system may experience brake fluid leakage from the power unit (air master) due to contaminants introduced into the brake fluid from inadequate cleaning of brake piping. …
In bus brake systems, improper flushing of brake piping allows foreign matter mixed into brake fluid to cause leakage from the booster (air master). Continued operation in this condition can degrade rubber …
The routing of wiring connected to the battery positive terminal is improper, and in some cases interferes with the battery box retaining bracket. As a result, the wiring insulation may wear and …
In the anti-lock braking system (ABS), the rear wheel rotational speed sensor wiring connected to the control module (modulator) may be connected in reverse (left and right reversed). As a result, ABS …
In the anti-lock brake system (ABS), the rear wheel rotational speed sensor wiring connected to the control module (modulator) may be connected with left and right reversed. As a result, ABS control …
Due to improper tire cut angle, when driving with studless tires installed and the steering wheel turned to maximum lock, the tire may contact the drag link. Continued use in this condition …
Large tour buses equipped with combustion-type cabin heaters may have improperly designed fuel pump structures in the burner head (combustion chamber). Continued use in this condition may result in fuel leakage from …
The intermittent operation relay circuit built into the wiper actuator is inadequately designed. Repeated intermittent operations cause excessive contact wear, allowing wear debris to accumulate beneath the relay or contacts to detach. …
The left knuckle arm of the steering apparatus has insufficient strength. Under tire reaction forces during cornering and power steering thrust, the knuckle arm may fracture, resulting in loss of steering control.
The power steering cylinder mounting section of the steering system has insufficient structural strength. Repeated full-lock steering operations may cause cracking at the mounting point. Continued operation in this condition risks breaking …
The welding of the rear brake wire mounting bracket is improper. When the foot-operated rear brake is depressed with excessive force, the bracket may deform. If use continues in this condition, the …
The parking brake drum lining contact surface is rough, which may result in insufficient parking brake holding capacity.
In the front suspension, improper assembly of the lower control arm and lower control arm ball joint results in insufficient bolt preload on some units. Continued operation in this condition may cause …
In hydraulic power steering systems, some power steering oil hoses and their mounting brackets are positioned improperly. This causes the low-pressure hose to be pulled, leading to fatigue and potential cracking. Continued …
In the power window switch located on the driver's door, improper grease application allows grease to accumulate between the switch contacts. Wear debris from the contacts adheres to the grease surface. Repeated …
The driver-side SRS airbag inflator contains defective gas propellant. Upon airbag deployment, abnormal pressure rise inside the inflator may rupture the container, causing component fragments to scatter and potentially injuring occupants.
Electronic timer-equipped injection pumps have insufficient durability in the timer plug bushings. When engine oil maintenance is performed improperly, the bushings may wear. Continued operation in this condition can cause the injection …
On large tractors equipped with air spring shock absorbers, the instruction manual provides insufficient guidance on height adjustment during trailer disconnection, and the shock absorber stopper structure is inappropriate. If the trailer …
The welding at the guide attachment point on the front wheel brake hose retaining bracket may be improper. This can cause cracks to develop at the attachment point due to vibration during …
The pinion shaft retaining nut in the steering gear of the steering system has improper machining, which may cause the nut's clamp force to decrease during use. Consequently, the nut may gradually …
The fuel pump unit mounting area on the fuel tank has improper drilling, resulting in sharp protrusions on the mounting surface. Continued use may cause cracks to develop in the gasket at …
The pinion shaft retaining nut in the steering gear of the steering system has improper machining, which may cause the nut's clamping force to decrease during use. Consequently, the nut may gradually …
The fixing method for the resin component that secures the window frame of the driver-side opening/closing glass to the vehicle body is improper, resulting in some window frames not being securely fixed. …
The fastening torque specification for the mounting bolts securing the front axle to the chassis is inappropriate, which may cause the bolts to loosen due to repeated loads during snow removal and …
Due to inappropriate bearing material and clearance between the fuel injection pump speed control lever shaft and its bearing, repeated accelerator operation causes the shaft and bearing to seize. This results in …
In the steering system, some power steering pump mounting brackets have machining defects in the mounting holes. If operation continues in this condition, the power steering pump mounting bolts may loosen, and …
Due to improper programming in the main control module, if the engine is restarted immediately after shutdown, power may not be supplied to the fuel pump, preventing engine start.
Certain dual-axle 16-wheel trailers have defective welds at the shaft trunnion-spindle joint. Continued use may cause cracks to develop in the axle. In the worst case, axle fracture could occur, resulting in …
In the intermediate shaft of the steering apparatus, the pinion shaft insertion is insufficient in some units, resulting in inadequate fastening. Consequently, the pinion shaft may gradually come loose, and in the …
The retaining screw that secures the check ball inside the power steering valve of the steering apparatus has insufficient clamping force, causing the screw to loosen and the check ball to fall …
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