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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On vehicles equipped with front dual-wheel solid tires (tires filled with rubber instead of air), the front outer disc wheel welding has insufficient strength and may develop cracks. If the vehicle continues …
Improper threading exists in the brake caliper bridge mounting holes on the brake calipers. Continued use in this condition causes bolt preload to diminish, potentially resulting in brake failure in severe cases.
The rotary seal of the drive shaft in the rear wheel in-hub drive motor reducer has insufficient heat resistance. During continuous high-speed operation, when the reducer interior reaches high temperature, seal performance …
Due to improper assembly work instructions for the hydraulic pump hose, the hose may interfere with the electrical terminal of the engine starter in some units. Continued use in this condition may …
Insufficient strength in the ring gear mounting section of the primary reducer causes wear on the sliding surface between the differential left-side sun gear and the ring gear. Continued operation may result …
In hydraulic brake systems, the pressure-reduction hose attached to the brake pump has insufficient burst pressure rating, and may rupture. This can result in brake fluid leakage, loss of primary brake function, …
The mounting bracket of the steering damper in the steering system may develop cracks, rendering it unable to retain the steering damper. Continued use in this condition may cause the steering damper …
The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) control program is inappropriate, which may prevent accurate recognition of vehicle operating conditions. Consequently, when brake operation is performed, the ABS may operate excessively, and in worst …
The power steering supply-side hydraulic pipe has insufficient wall thickness, which may cause cracks to develop at the pipe bends due to vehicle vibration and similar factors. Continued use in this condition …
The supply-side rubber hose of the hydraulic power steering system has insufficient heat resistance. The rubber hose degrades and loses flexibility due to heat from the exhaust manifold catalyst converter. This can …
In the bolt press-fitting process for rear axle hubs on forklifts and shovel loaders, the fixture of the press-fitting device is inappropriate, causing cracks to develop in the hub, which may result …
Some front and rear wheel axles of the running gear have improper bolt torque management or inadequate application of thread-locking agent where the axle attaches to the frame. Continued use may cause …
The front wheel hub in the running gear has insufficient strength. Cracks may develop during turning on large uneven surfaces in fields. Continued use will cause crack propagation, potentially resulting in hub …
When auxiliary trailer power cables are installed, some may be secured to the trailer brake line. Vibration during operation can damage the brake line, causing air leakage that reduces braking force. In …
Fire — The product poses a risk of fire because user may not fully close petrol filler cap or may unintentionally strike it open whilst riding allowing fuel leaks.
Due to improper battery mounting, the battery vibrates and wiring at the battery terminals may become damaged. Continued use in this condition may result in failure to charge the battery, engine malfunction, …
The front wheel brake hose routing is improper, and when the vehicle body sags due to front brake application, the front wheel tire may interfere with the brake hose. Continued use could …
Due to improperly designed contacts inside the brake light switch, the contacts may weld and burn or thermally deform when the brake system is actuated. Continued use in this condition may result …
Certain vehicles lack a heat shield in the bulkhead separating the engine compartment from the passenger compartment. Engine heat may cause the bulkhead insulation to overheat, potentially resulting in fire.
The fixing method for the resin component that secures the window frame of the driver-side sliding window glass to the vehicle body is inadequate, resulting in some window frames not being securely …
The intake throttle valve shaft lacks sufficient strength. When the valve closes, collision with the stopper bolt can cause cracking in the shaft. Continued operation may result in shaft fracture and the …
In large intercity bus brake systems, foreign matter mixed into brake fluid may cause brake fluid to leak from the brake booster. If operation continues in this condition, the rubber components of …
Some retaining rings (circlips) that secure the rear wheel hub bearings have improper geometry, which can contact the spacer bushing and cause metal debris to enter the bearing. Continued operation may result …
In vehicles equipped with door closers and smart key systems, due to inappropriate control programming in the smart key system, the door closer may function even when the door is not fully …
In the rear-wheel drive motor reduction gear, improper support of the drive shaft causes wear of the rotary bush in the clutch actuation oil pressure circuit, and seal performance degrades at high …
In large transit buses equipped with horizontally-mounted CNG engines, the engine mounting bracket has an improper shape. As the engine mounting rubber deteriorates, the engine mounting bracket may interfere with the exhaust …
The tire assembly equipment for steel wheels was improperly adjusted, causing damage to the tire bead contact surface during installation on some wheels. Continued use may result in tire air leakage during …
Injuries — This product poses a risk of injuries because the steering damper bracket may fail allowing the damper to catch on the chassis or radiator and, as a result, may suddenly, …
The brake booster was not designed for continuous operation under sustained high-temperature conditions. When operated continuously under such conditions, the rubber diaphragm inside the brake booster may degrade due to heat. Continued …
On vehicles equipped for concrete mixer truck use, the power distribution unit (transfer case) mounting bracket has insufficient strength. Under loads during concrete placement operations, cracks may develop in the mounting bracket. …
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