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 rear-wheel drive vehicles equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), some units lack a heat shield on the brake pipe. Continued use in this condition may cause brake fluid temperature to rise, …
In the braking system, improper routing of the brake pipes may cause cracks to develop in the pipes due to vehicle body twisting and vibration during driving. In the worst case, air …
The vent valve regulating pressure inside the fuel tank may have excessive adhesive applied during assembly, compromising the internal valve function and preventing proper fuel tank pressure regulation. If internal pressure becomes …
The side stand switch plunger (the movable component of the switch that prevents engine start unless the side stand is retracted, which prevents starting while the stand is deployed) has improper shape …
In the brake system, improper installation of the rear brake hose may cause interference with the rear swing arm, resulting in damage to the rear brake hose. In the worst case, brake …
The pretensioners (pyrotechnic devices that instantly retract seat belt slack upon collision) in the left and right rear seat belt retractors contain improperly specified sound-deadening material. When the pretensioner activates, high-temperature particles …
On sliding rear doors, due to improper groove geometry in the door lock mechanism link, operating the child-proof device (which prevents opening the door via interior handle) and subsequently opening/closing the door …
In vehicles equipped with auxiliary work devices, when the engine accelerator is pushed near full throttle, the throttle cable may contact fuel system piping when pressed against a guide pin (retrofitted to …
In the braking system, some brake piping connections to the load-sensing proportioning valve (LSPV) are improperly assembled. This may result in increased braking distance during emergency braking when the vehicle is fully …
Certain rectifier mounting bolts on the alternator attached to the engine have improper fastening torque. Continued use in this condition may cause cracking in the rectifier's insulation material, and in the worst …
In vehicles equipped with a Power Take-Off (PTO) device that extracts power from the engine flywheel, the brake pipe routing in the braking system is improper, causing part of the brake pipe …
In the steering system, fragments of steering lock mechanism mounting bolts (used only during bolt fastening and discarded after tightening) may have been inadvertently mixed into the universal joint section of the …
In the lighting system, the electrical wiring of the brake light switch mounted on the brake pedal is installed with reversed polarity. If continued to be used in this state, the switch …
In the rear-wheel brake caliper assembly of the braking system, the bolt securing the brake caliper fixing rod to the bracket is undersized. Continued use in this condition may result in the …
The steering wheel has an improper bending process during manufacturing. If used in this condition, micro-cracks may develop at the bent section in the worst case, risking wheel deformation or breakage.
In the braking system, the clamp connecting the brake pedal and brake rod has improper installation on some units. Continued use in this condition may result in the clamp detaching in the …
In left-hand drive vehicles, the exhaust pipe attachment to the vehicle body is improper. If continued use is maintained in this condition, vibration during driving may ultimately cause cracks to develop in …
Some rubber rings securing the exhaust pipe to the vehicle body have insufficient heat resistance. If the catalytic converter overheats abnormally, these rings may burn out, potentially resulting in fire.
The clip securing the manual transmission control cable to the frame has insufficient strength. Repeated manual transmission operation causes the clip to fracture, and fragments may contact the alternator wiring, damaging the …
A manufacturing defect exists in the gas generant of the inflator module (nitrogen gas generator), which is part of the driver-side airbag. When subjected to repeated rapid temperature changes, the gas generant …
In braking systems equipped with an anti-lock brake system (ABS), an improper section was found in the program controlling the activation point. When crossing a step while driving at low speed with …
The fuel distributor that distributes fuel to each cylinder of the engine has insufficient seal material durability at the connector fittings on both ends. Continued use in this condition causes the seal …
The fuel pump actuator circuit relay may have improper assembly. When the ignition switch is ON and the engine stops, the fuel pump continues to operate. In the worst case, if a …
In the power steering mechanism of the steering system, there are improper methods for securing the hydraulic piping to the vehicle frame. If the vehicle continues to be used in this condition, …
In the electrical wiring, the battery cable connecting the starter motor, alternator, and battery has insufficient capacity. If continued use proceeds as-is, the cable insulation may melt, and in the worst case, …
In the automatic transmission of the power transmission system, the breather pipe that regulates internal pressure has an improperly shaped tip. Continued use in this condition allows rainwater droplets to accumulate and …
Insufficient frame strength causes increased load at the frame mounting point when the radius rod bushing connecting the left-side frame and axle is damaged, potentially resulting in frame cracking and, in the …
The locking mechanism that secures the vehicle body and handlebar has an improper structure. Continued use in this condition may result, in the worst case, in the locking bracket fracturing and the …
In the brake booster vacuum pump, improper assembly of the valve spring seat may occur. Continued use in this condition can cause the valve spring seat to shift due to air backflow …
In the vacuum pump of the brake booster, improper assembly of the valve spring seat may occur. If operation continues in this condition, reverse airflow when the engine is stopped can cause …
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