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 the electrical system, the mounting position of the fixing clamp for the fuel pump wiring harness is improper, causing the main harness to interfere with the clamp. Continued use in this …
The rectifier in the electrical system has insufficient heat dissipation, causing solder cracks in internal joints that disable the constant voltage function. This results in the battery entering an overcharge state, reducing …
The ignition switch circuit in the engine starting system is improperly designed. When starting takes longer than normal and the ignition key is held in the cranking position for extended periods, excessive …
In the engine starting device, due to an improper ignition switch circuit, extended cranking during startup causes excessive current to flow through the switch. This generates internal heat, melting internal plastics, and …
In the steering system, the mounting bolts of the hydraulic power steering cylinder have improper dimensions. Repeated steering operations may cause these bolts to fracture, resulting in hydraulic fluid leakage from the …
In the electrical system, the fastening method for the starter motor wiring on the upper part of the torque converter case is inadequate, causing the wiring to potentially interfere with the hydraulic …
In the steering system, the fixed nut in the hydraulic control section within the steering gear box may have improper machining, which can reduce hydraulic power assist function and increase steering wheel …
In the electrical system, engine control wiring routed improperly in the engine compartment may be pinched by accessory brackets. Vehicle vibration can damage this wiring, causing short circuits that result in engine …
In the braking system, the rubber diaphragm of the pressure switch in the traction control unit (mechanism that prevents tire slippage on slippery road surfaces) has insufficient durability. Continued use in this …
The ABS control unit program is inappropriate. When fine metal particles adhere to the ABS sensor, the speed signal may not be recognized correctly, and the ABS may malfunction during low-speed braking, …
In the steering system, certain fixed nuts in the hydraulic control section within the steering gear box have improper machining. Continued use in this condition may result in degradation of hydraulic power …
Replacement steering shafts contain defective welds at the intermediate shaft joint (connecting shaft between steering wheel and gearbox). Continued use of vehicles with this installed replacement part may result in joint fracture, …
In the steering system, the support method for the power steering hydraulic piping is inadequate. Engine vibration can cause the nut at the hydraulic pipe connection to loosen, resulting in oil leakage. …
The starter switch in the starting device contains improperly machined components. Repeated starting operations may cause the starter key to return slowly. Continued use in this condition can cause the starter key …
The weld at the filter joint in the passenger-side airbag inflator is inadequate. During airbag deployment, the filter joint may separate and the outer cylinder may rupture. As a result, insufficient inflation …
The control device (controller) for the work implement (blade) has improper programming. If wiring for the controller experiences poor contact, disconnection, or similar faults, the stored blade may suddenly actuate. In the …
In the engine, improper adhesion of the vibration-damping rubber ring on the crankshaft pulley may cause the bond to separate, generating abnormal noise. If operation continues in this condition, the belt may …
The master cylinder seals in the braking system use material with insufficient cold-resistance. When brake operation occurs at sub-zero ambient temperatures, the seal deforms, and in the worst case, fluid leakage occurs, …
The crankshaft timing belt guide plate mounting surface in the engine is improperly machined, resulting in insufficient mounting surface area in some units. Continued use in this condition may cause the pulley …
In the front-wheel brake system, the rubber grommet securing the speedometer cable near the brake pipe has an inappropriate structure and shape. Vibration of the cable causes the grommet to wear, which …
In pneumatic parking brake systems, improper installation of wheel cylinder boots may result in insufficient sealing. Water ingress into the boot causes corrosion of the draw rod and wedge rod, leading to …
In the braking system of two-wheel-drive vehicles (excluding turbocharged models), the left rear wheel brake pipe is inadequately secured. This can cause resonance vibration during high-speed driving, which may crack the brake …
In the front axle suspension devices of vehicles equipped with standard floor air suspension, improper welding has been found on lateral rod brackets. Cracks may develop, and continued use in this condition …
On vehicles equipped with one-step floor air suspension, improper welding has been found on the lower torque rod bracket of the front axle suspension. Cracks can develop in this bracket, and continued …
In vehicles equipped with air springs on the front wheels, insufficient lateral member strength may cause the member to fracture. In worst case, increased lateral vehicle drift could cause the air spring …
In the brake light switch of vehicles with automatic transmissions, the contact material of the switch is inappropriate, causing heat generation due to electrical discharge between contacts. In the worst case, shaft …
The passenger seat airbag control unit contains defective electrical circuitry. Upon collision or similar impact, normal signals may not be transmitted, resulting in the airbag failing to deploy or deploying insufficiently.
In the electrical system, engine control wiring routed near the steering column shaft is positioned improperly, causing interference with the steering column shaft. Vibration during driving may damage the wire insulation, and …
In the braking system, the end fitting dimensions of the front brake hose are inappropriate, causing the hose to bend sharply when turning the steering wheel. Repeated steering operations may damage the …
In the suspension system, the ball joints connecting the rear suspension upper arm, lower arm, and trailing arm have inappropriate material composition, causing corrosion at these joints. Continued use in this condition …
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