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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The attachment bolts on the spool valve side of the steering rack are insufficiently tightened. Repeated steering operations and vibration during driving may cause these bolts to loosen. In the worst case, …
The rubber hose material of the fuel delivery hose is inadequate, which may cause fuel to leak from the joint between the rubber hose section and metal pipe section, potentially resulting in …
In right-hand drive vehicles, an incorrect component is installed in the brake pipe adapter connecting the brake master cylinder and brake pipe. Vibration during driving may cause the brake pipe and power …
Front hub strength is insufficient. Cracks may develop near the base of the hub flange when subjected to repeated high-frequency cornering. Additional factors such as maintenance condition and load capacity can accelerate …
In semi-trailers equipped with air suspension, the spring seat (a support base for springs mounted above the axle) has insufficient rigidity, causing excessive stress on portions of the axle and resulting in …
On electronically-controlled fuel injection-equipped vehicles, the adhesive bond between the fuel tank lower connector fitting and fuel hose is inadequate. Continued use may result in separation of the bonded joint, causing fuel …
Improper routing of the electrical wiring (main harness) causes interference with the return spring of the foot-operated parking brake pedal. Vibration during operation may damage the wiring, resulting in malfunctions of electrical …
The high-pressure relief valve installed on the travel pump of the hydrostatic transmission has inappropriate pressure settings and hydraulic release passage diameter. When performing sudden forward/reverse switching operations during travel, excessive pressure …
Some vehicles have drag links in the steering apparatus with mounting nuts lacking cotter pins. Repeated steering operations may cause these nuts to loosen. This creates play at the mounting point, and …
The bracket bolt securing the tie rod to the hydraulic power steering gear box is insufficiently tightened. During extremely low-speed maneuvers such as parking, the bolt may loosen and, if use continues, …
The mounting plate securing the rear axle to the vehicle body in the oscillating-type rear axle mounting assembly lacks sufficient strength. Continued use on severely uneven road surfaces can cause the plate …
In the front suspension system, lower arms manufactured by an improper forging process were installed, and cracks have occurred in the ball joint socket portion of these lower arms. As a result, …
Due to improper programming in the engine control computer, when the driver performs intentional operations during driving, the speed limiter may continuously disengage, causing vehicle speed to exceed the set speed. (Note: …
The connector shape at the distributor end of the high-tension cable is inappropriate, causing the cable to interfere with the distributor's ventilation hose and resulting in insufficient ventilation. If use continues, rust …
The universal joint mounting bolts on the steering shaft may be insufficiently tightened. Vibration during driving can cause these bolts to loosen. This may result in play in the joint, and in …
Improper clearance between the air pipe connected to the hand control valve that operates the parking brake and the bolt securing the radiator support bracket may cause interference between the pipe and …
The waterproof structure at the junction between the PTO (Power Take-Off) device and the hydraulic pump for operating outriggers and similar components is inadequate, and the amount of grease applied to the …
In garbage trucks with relocated battery positions, improper routing of battery wiring may cause the positive cable to interfere with the ground cable or vehicle frame components due to engine vibration and …
The tensioner that adjusts tension on the engine camshaft drive timing chain may exhibit inadequate durability and tracking failure, causing the timing chain and surrounding components to interfere and produce abnormal noise. …
Burrs generated during the manufacturing process may remain around the fuel pump unit mounting area of the fuel tank. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop in the gasket, …
The rear wheel brake reservoir tank is mounted in an improper position. During vehicle operation, tilting and other movements may allow air to enter the brake system. Continued use in this condition …
The spring mechanism inside the turn signal operating switch is inadequate. Repeated operation can cause misalignment of the auto-return mechanism components, resulting in the switch not operating smoothly. In the worst case, …
In right-hand drive vehicles, the retaining clip portion of the fixing pin that secures the connecting rod between the brake pedal and master cylinder is improperly installed. Repeated braking operations may cause …
Due to inadequate dimensional accuracy of the ignition switch in the starting system, the key cylinder does not rotate smoothly and may not fully return from the start position, causing the starter …
Front axle hydraulic suspension brackets have insufficient strength. Cracks may develop due to vibration and impact during operation. Continued use allows cracks to propagate, altering vehicle attitude and reducing driving stability.
Some brake light relay contacts are made of improper material. Repeated braking operations may cause these contacts to wear, weld, or develop poor contact. As a result, the brake light may remain …
The serration coupling between the steering shaft and gearbox is improperly matched. Continued use in this condition causes wear of the serration, which in worst case may result in insufficient engagement and …
In the rear-wheel braking system, some brake caliper mounting bolts are insufficiently tightened. Vehicle vibration can cause these bolts to loosen, resulting in noise during braking. If operation continues in this condition, …
Improper fastening of electrical wiring (signal and power circuits) allows the wiring to contact swivel stoppers and pipe clamps during vehicle vibration, causing damage. Damaged signal wiring may result in engine shutdown …
When exposed to unintended spurious high-power radio waves, the ABS control unit (ECU) may misidentify wheel lock conditions due to noise mixed into wheel speed sensor signals. This can cause the ABS …
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