Public safety register · Cyprus imports
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Electrical wiring routed between the battery and distribution box is improperly configured. Vibration during vehicle operation causes the wiring to interfere with itself, potentially damaging the insulation and causing short circuits. In …
The seal plug at the tip of the fuel distributor, which distributes fuel to each cylinder of the engine, is installed improperly. Continued use in this condition may cause the seal plug's …
Welding residue (fine particles) generated during fuel tank manufacturing is not completely removed. This residue may be drawn into the fuel pump, causing wear on the fuel pump's sliding surfaces. Alternatively, residue …
The backplate attached to the front-wheel disc brake of the braking system has an undersized shape. If operation continues in this condition, foreign matter may enter from the backplate and adhere to …
In the bracket that secures the front-wheel brake hose to the shock absorber outer tube, improper mounting angle of the brake hose causes twisting in some units. Continued use in this condition …
The electrical wiring connecting the battery to the fuse box is routed improperly and may interfere with the ABS control unit or brake pipes in its vicinity. Continued use in this condition …
The electrical wiring connecting the battery to the starter motor is routed improperly and may interfere with the edge of the battery mounting bracket. Continued use in this condition could result in …
Some fuel tank filler neck joints have welding defects. When the fuel tank is filled to capacity, fuel may leak from the affected filler neck joint, potentially resulting in fire.
High-tension cords connecting the ignition coil to the distributor are routed improperly, causing contact with the rubber fuel return hose that returns fuel from the fuel injector manifold to the fuel tank. …
Some gasoline engines have improper assembly of seal plugs on the front and rear surfaces of the cylinder head. Continued use in this condition may result in seal plug detachment, engine oil …
Rust-preventative coating is applied to the front wheel hub and rear brake drum. Continued use in this condition may result in reduced wheel nut torque due to road impacts and other factors, …
Improper installation of engine oil cooler hose may cause interference with the steering gear box. Continued use in this condition risks hose damage, potentially leading to engine oil leakage and fire.
Improper installation of the front-wheel brake pipe in the primary braking system may cause interference between the brake pipe and the front suspension link rod (strut-stabilizer connecting rod) during steering operations. Continued …
Improper attachment of the front-wheel brake pipe to the primary braking system causes interference between the brake pipe and the front suspension link rod (connecting rod between strut and stabilizer bar) during …
During the manufacturing process of the steering column shaft, plastic pins installed at the connection between the lower shaft and upper shaft to absorb impact from collisions may have been installed with …
Primary-side wiring connected to the ignition coil of the ignition system has sections made of material with low wire resistance. Continued extended use at low RPM causes heat buildup inside the ignition …
The combination switch mounted on the steering column shaft has an inadequate dust-sealing method for its push-button emergency flasher switch. Continued use in this condition may allow dust and foreign matter to …
Under high ambient temperatures, repeated forceful operation of the driver and front passenger door handles (plastic) may cause the release rod connection point (latch release mechanism) to fracture and detach, preventing the …
Manufacturing defects exist in the rubber hose connecting the fuel filler neck to the fuel tank filler opening and in the fuel tank ventilation hose. Continued use in this condition may cause …
The pressure switch in the brake fluid pressure drop warning buzzer of the hydraulic brake booster has an improperly set actuation pressure setting. This may cause the warning buzzer to sound even …
①In the hydraulic brake booster, the gas (for absorbing hydraulic pressure fluctuations) sealed in the piston-type accumulator (pressure reservoir for ensuring brake fluid supply pressure) mounted in the engine compartment gradually leaks …
① In the hydraulic brake booster system, gas (for absorbing hydraulic pressure fluctuations) sealed in a piston-type accumulator (pressure reservoir for ensuring brake fluid supply pressure) mounted in the engine compartment gradually …
In high-temperature conditions such as summer, if the engine is restarted without cooling after a short parking period following operation, fuel vapors may be discharged from the atmospheric vent of the charcoal …
The spacing between the light alloy bracket (oil pump mounting bracket) of the power steering oil pump and the pitman arm (connecting arm) is extremely small, resulting in contact when the steering …
The drag link of the steering apparatus is mounted improperly. When turning the steering wheel, the drag link may contact the oil filter mounted on the lower part of the engine. Continued …
The bracket mounting the fuel filter to the engine has low machining precision, which can cause excessive stress and fracture. Continued operation in this condition may result in fracture of the fuel …
The electrical connector of the fuel injection control valve, which electronically regulates fuel injection quantity in the engine fuel injection system, has insufficient water-resistance. Water ingress into the fuel control valve may …
Soapy water used during assembly may have entered the hydraulic pressure generation section (master cylinder) of the primary braking system, causing rust to form inside the cylinder. Continued use in this condition …
Some rear-wheel drum brake assemblies have insufficient adhesion between brake linings (friction material) and brake shoes. Continued use in this condition may result in corrosion at the adhesion interface, and in worst …
Soapy water used during assembly may have contaminated the interior of the master cylinder (hydraulic pressure generation unit of the primary braking system), causing rust to form inside the cylinder. Continued use …
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