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Brakes Japan②The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (a component that automatically adjusts the gap in the rotating part of the primary brake) is fixed inappropriately, which may cause cracks to develop …
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②The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (a component that automatically adjusts the gap in the rotating part of the primary brake) is fixed inappropriately, which may cause cracks to develop …
②The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (component that automatically adjusts the gap in the rotating part of the primary brake) is fixed using an inappropriate method, which may cause cracks …
②The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (component that automatically adjusts the gap in the rotating part of the primary brake) is fixed improperly, which may cause cracks to develop in …
②The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (component that automatically adjusts the clearance of the rotating portion of the primary braking device) is secured by an improper method, which may cause …
The control arm of the automatic slack adjuster (component that automatically adjusts the gap of the rotating portion of the primary brake system) is fixed by an improper method, which may cause …
The fuel pump in the burner head (combustion unit) of the cabin heater may have been manufactured improperly. If use continues in this condition, fuel may leak from the fuel pump, and …
The fuel pump of the burner head (combustion unit) in the cabin heating combustion heater may have been manufactured improperly. Continued use in this condition may cause fuel to leak from the …
Certain combustion-type heaters for in-cabin heating have improperly manufactured fuel pumps in the burner head (combustion unit). Continued use in this condition can result in fuel leakage from the fuel pump, and …
Certain combustion-type heaters for in-cabin heating have improperly manufactured fuel pumps in the burner head. Continued use in this condition may cause fuel leakage from the pump, which in the worst case …
Due to improper programming in the automatic cruise control unit, when the driver applies the brake during operation of the constant-speed travel and inter-vehicle distance control automatic braking, or when the collision …
Some brake hose retaining bracket bolts are insufficiently torqued. This can result in bolt loosening, bracket detachment, brake hose damage, brake fluid leakage, and reduced braking force.
In compressed natural gas vehicles, the engine electronic control unit (ECU) program was inappropriate (covered by previous recall notification number 1893). Excessive current flows through transistors in the electric drive unit (EDU) …
The fastening torque of the bracket mounting bolts on the front wheel brake assembly is insufficient, which may cause bolt loosening. Continued operation in this condition risks bolt damage and detachment, potentially …
In vehicles equipped with driving assistance devices for manual brake pedal operation, certain brake link plates and shaft welds have insufficient strength for transmitting operating force. When the brake arm is pushed …
The mounting bracket for the rear wheel brake air line lacks sufficient structural strength. Cracks may develop in the bracket due to road input during driving. If use continues, the bracket may …
The accumulator for the hydraulic brake booster may have a damaged internal diaphragm due to improper manufacturing process procedures. Continued use in this condition can cause cracks in the diaphragm, reducing the …
The rear wheel brake hose has minimal clearance from the engine crankcase. Vibration during operation may cause the brake hose to contact the crankcase, resulting in damage. In the worst case, brake …
The door opening/closing lever on the rear sliding door outer handle may have been improperly press-fitted. This can cause the lever to fail to return when the door is closed, preventing the …
The cruise control cancel switch mounted on the master cylinder has an inadequate seal structure inside the switch, allowing brake fluid to leak onto internal electrical contacts, which can corrode. This causes …
The oil seal in the front axle differential lacks sufficient durability, causing progressive wear and potential lubricating oil leakage. Continued operation in this condition may result in leaked lubricating oil adhering to …
In large non-step buses, some welds at the joint between the front axle torque rod mounting bracket and crossmember are incomplete. Continued use in this condition may cause the welds to separate, …
In large double-cab vehicles, the power steering hose routing is improperly configured, such that the tire may contact the hose when passing over curbs or similar obstacles with the steering turned to …
Right-hand drive vehicles have airbag control computers programmed with left-hand drive settings at manufacture. In side-impact collisions on the right side (driver side) when no passenger is seated in the front passenger …
The nut fastening process connecting the parking brake and transmission was improper, resulting in insufficient tightening on some units. Consequently, the nut may loosen and catch on the transmission output shaft, potentially …
The grip (non-slip handle) attached to the handlebar in the steering assembly may have inadequate adhesion. This could cause the grip to separate from the handlebar, potentially resulting in loss of control …
Due to improper programming in the airbag control computer, side airbags and curtain airbags may not deploy during side-impact collisions.
Some pipe components located above the fuel pump are made of inappropriate material. Due to aging and environmental conditions, cracks may develop in these pipe sections. In the worst case, fuel leakage …
In diesel engine fuel injection pumps, the return-to-tank fuel eye bolt (pipe fitting bolt) lacks sufficient clamping force. Engine vibration causes repeated interference with the protective material of an adjacent rubber hose, …
Some front wheel hub bearings have excessively tight fastening bolts at the knuckle connection, causing deformation of the bearings. Continued use in this condition may damage the bearing interior, producing abnormal noise …
The nut fastening the pipe connected to the fuel supply pump (supply pump) of the fuel injection system lacks sufficient tightening force, resulting in inadequate seal integrity in some units. Continued operation …
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