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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① The rear stop switch contains waterproof grommet material with improper formulation, resulting in insufficient durability. Ozone degradation can cause cracks in the grommet, allowing rainwater to enter the switch and accumulate …
Certain large trucks equipped with a PDM (Power Distribution Module: fuse and relay box) on the left side of the driver's seat have incorrectly routed positive power supply wiring to the PDM. …
Due to incorrect program settings in the body control module, an emergency brake display light not configured for Japanese specifications activates, causing the brake lights and auxiliary brake lights to flash. This …
The fuel pump impeller (resin-molded rotor blade) may have low resin density due to improper molding conditions, causing it to swell and deform when exposed to fuel. This can cause the impeller …
The impeller (resin fan wheel) of the low-pressure fuel pump may swell and deform due to inappropriate molding conditions that reduce resin density, causing exposure to fuel. This can cause the impeller …
In the trunk room ground wiring, improper tightening during manufacturing has resulted in the insulator being pinched and clamped to the stud bolt. This can cause loosening during use, leading to wire …
Bolts and nuts fastening electrical system components and steering system components, as indicated in non-conforming areas ① and ② below, have inadequate quality control resulting in insufficient tightening in some cases. Continued …
Certain tail lamps have improper assembly, causing strong interference with the tailgate panel. This can damage the tail lamp housing, allowing rainwater and other liquids to enter the lamp interior. In the …
During engine assembly, bolts fastening the water pipe to the engine may be insufficiently tightened. Continued operation in this condition may result in bolt detachment and coolant leakage, potentially contacting the exhaust …
The side radar sensor's information processing program is inappropriate, causing calibration data for the sensor's radio wave emission angle to be lost when the system shuts down. As a result, the sensor …
In large vehicles modified with lowered trunnion suspension, improper machining specifications for the trunnion spacer result in unstable seating between the trunnion sheet and trunnion spacer during assembly. Consequently, the trunnion spacer …
In the front blower motor of the air conditioning system, improper securing of the brush holder can cause the brush spring to disengage and the brush to short-circuit against the motor case. …
The O-ring in the turbo inlet pipe may be installed twisted due to inadequate control of the component manufacturing equipment. This can cause O-ring damage and oil leakage, resulting in a low …
On large-capacity intercity buses equipped with EZGO/CB (mid-door open stopping assist device), the electrical circuit of the EZGO brake valve is improperly designed. When the mid-door is opened immediately before stopping, the …
Exhaust pipe connection clamps may be insufficiently tightened due to improper manufacturing process. This can result in pipe connection separation causing abnormal noise and exhaust gas leakage into the cabin. In worst …
The engine control unit has inadequate software, resulting in excessively high engine speed settings in safe mode when an accelerator pedal malfunction is detected. When this safe mode activates, unintended acceleration may …
The high-pressure fuel pump has insufficient design consideration, resulting in inadequate strength after press-fitting of component assemblies. During use, internal pump wear and damage may occur. This can cause stress concentration at …
The impeller (resin fan wheel) of the low-pressure fuel pump replacement part may have reduced resin density due to improper molding conditions, causing it to swell and deform when exposed to fuel. …
The control program for the lane-keeping assist function (part of the adaptive cruise assist system) contains deficiencies due to insufficient evaluation during development. As a result, the system deactivation operation upon steering …
The left tail lamp has insufficient welding at the joint between the body and lens, creating a risk of separation. This could allow rainwater to enter the lamp interior, causing circuit short-circuit …
In the vehicle cabin fuse holder, inadequate manufacturing process control has resulted in improper installation of the power supply connector on some fuse holders. Loosening of this connector may affect various vehicle …
The fuel supply module flange in the fuel tank of the fuel system has improper component design. When ambient temperature is high and low-quality fuel is used, excessive current flow can cause …
The instrument cluster program for the brake booster warning system is inadequate. When the brake booster malfunctions, the warning light does not illuminate. After the warning message is displayed, an incorrect warning …
In the steering system, due to inadequate manufacturing control, some vehicles were assembled with the steering shaft not fully inserted to the specified position at the gearbox connection. This results in insufficient …
In the electric steering system of dolly-equipped ball trailers, due to improper design of the control unit's control program, the electromagnetic valve fault monitoring function may activate when power is temporarily interrupted …
In the main fuse box wiring within the engine compartment, improper assembly during manufacturing has resulted in terminal point nuts not being tightened to the specified torque. Consequently, vibration during operation can …
In 12V and 48V ground wiring located in the engine compartment and undercarriage, improper assembly during manufacturing has resulted in some vehicles where the nut at the body ground terminal point is …
The 48V ground wiring in the engine compartment may have improper assembly at the factory, with the nut at the body ground terminal point not tightened to the specified torque. This can …
Certain rear suspension leaf springs have insufficient strength due to improper manufacturing equipment settings. As a result, the leaf spring may fracture when driving on rough roads, potentially causing a drop in …
On large trucks, the tailpipe material bonded to the muffler is inappropriate. Continued use with de-icing agents remaining at the joint can cause corrosion and fracture of the tailpipe at the joint, …
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