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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Improper routing of the automatic transmission shift cable can cause interference with the brake pipe due to vibration during operation. Continued use may result in corrosion coating deterioration on the brake pipe …
The low-pressure hydraulic hose in the hydraulic power steering system may be deformed due to an inappropriate manufacturing process. Hydraulic pressure fluctuations from steering operation can cause cracks in the hose, resulting …
The gap between the front brake disc mounting bolt and the wheel rotation sensor wiring is narrow, which may cause the wiring to contact the front brake disc mounting bolt head. Continued …
Some vehicles are equipped with undersized bolts on the front brake disc mounting bolts. Continued use in this condition may cause bolt fracture, and in worst case, brake disc detachment resulting in …
In the manufacturing process of rear lighting fixtures (tail light, brake light), some units have damaged wiring. As a result, in the worst case, the rear lighting fixture may remain illuminated or …
The rubber hose for fuel tank internal pressure regulation is not secured in place. This hose can become pinched and crushed between the seat and frame. When ambient temperature rises in this …
The fastening bolts connecting the steering shaft and gearbox were tightened using an improper method, resulting in bolt damage in some vehicles. This causes insufficient clamping force, and in worst case scenarios, …
The deflector (resin-molded component of the protective cover) in the passenger-side airbag device may use inappropriate material. If the airbag deploys, deflector fragments may scatter and potentially cause excessive injury to occupants …
On two-axle trailers with axle-weight exemptions and relaxed bulk-loading regulations, certain installed wheels have fatigue limit axle weights with minimal margin relative to the vehicle's design axle weight. When cargo is loaded …
On large-size route buses, the air piping and power steering piping are improperly routed, causing contact with the underbody support member at the vehicle rear. Continued operation in this condition may result …
On large transit buses, the air piping and power steering piping layout is inadequate, causing contact with the undercarriage support members at the rear. Continued operation in this condition may result in: …
Some battery main switch mounting holes have undersized dimensions for the press-fit female threads. When the press-fit female threads are inserted, cracks may develop in the mounting hole during use. If operation …
The front wheel brake hose is mounted improperly, causing excessive load on the hose clamp during frame articulation. If continued in this condition, the clamp may be damaged, causing the clamp and …
Due to improper brake hose assembly instructions, when the vehicle frame articulates, there is insufficient clearance between the front wheel brake hose and the steering stopper bracket, causing interference in some units. …
In canopy-open vehicles (with open operator cabin front, sides, and rear), the parking brake lever position detection switch has insufficient water resistance. Moisture can enter the switch interior, causing malfunction. Continued operation …
Some brake master cylinders have inferior wear resistance on the internal surfaces, which may result in premature internal wear. This can cause hydraulic pressure loss within the cylinder, and in the worst …
Improper assembly of the fuel hose to the fuel pipe may occur. In the worst case, the fuel hose may detach during operation, risking fuel leakage.
Incorrect replacement parts were supplied for the passenger-side airbag door in the airbag system, which may result in degraded airbag performance upon deployment.
Certain cylindrical flanges welded to the rear axle have improper welds that may develop cracks originating from the weld edge due to vibration during operation. Continued use allows cracks to propagate through …
In the refrigerator installed in the living area of the camper vehicle, the gas piping of the propane gas cooling device is insufficiently secured. Vibration may cause cracks in the gas piping, …
The water-sealing structure of the sliding contact area at the end of the automatic transmission control shaft is inadequate, which may cause corrosion during use. Continued operation in this condition can result …
Certain combustion-type cabin heaters have improperly manufactured fuel pumps in the burner head (combustion unit). Continued use in this condition may cause fuel leakage from the fuel pump, which in the worst …
The fuel pump control computer has insufficient water resistance, allowing moisture to infiltrate and corrode internal components. This may result in reduced fuel pump discharge pressure, and in worst case scenarios, engine …
In the side-impact airbag deployment control system, some vehicles have incorrect wiring of the pressure sensor that complements the acceleration sensor for detecting collision impact. As a result, side airbag deployment may …
The ABS control unit may experience corrosion due to de-icing salt, allowing water to infiltrate the unit interior. Continued operation may cause electrical circuit short-circuiting, potentially resulting in fire.
The ABS control unit may experience corrosion due to road salt exposure, allowing water to enter the unit interior. Continued use risks electrical short circuits, which could potentially lead to fire.
In the front wheel assembly process, improper assembly work has resulted in insufficient fastening torque on the front wheel mounting bolts in some units. If operation continues in this condition, the bolts …
Some front wheel hub and hydraulic drive motor fastening points have paint coating applied. Continued use in this condition may cause paint film deformation or peeling, leading to loosening of fastening bolts …
Due to an inadequate fuel gauge circuit design, heat from the instrument illumination causes repeated thermal expansion of the circuit board inside the gauge, potentially causing circuit fracture. This can result in …
In vehicles equipped with two-panel folding automatic doors, some units have insufficient gear case strength due to improper machining of the automatic door open/close mechanism's gear case. Repeated automatic door operation can …
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