Public safety register · Cyprus imports
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The fuel filter attached to the engine vibrates during specific high-speed engine operating ranges. Prolonged operation in this condition causes the fuel line retaining bracket to fracture, generating excessive stress on the …
The electrical wiring connecting the battery and starter motor relay is routed improperly, causing interference with the connector fitting of the rear suspension auxiliary tank hose. Continued use in this condition may …
Improper routing of high-tension cords connecting the ignition coil to the distributor results in contact with rubber fuel hoses that supply fuel to the fuel rail. Continued use in this condition can …
The retaining clamp securing the rubber fuel hose supplying fuel from the fuel distributor to the cold-start valve has been excessively tightened. Continued use in this condition may cause the fuel hose …
The pump motor relay (current interrupter) controlling the pump motors of the brake booster and rear brake hydraulic pressure control device has inadequate electrical capacity at the contact points. Under high-temperature conditions …
On vehicles equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), the rear axle wheel hub and hub bearing have improper interference fit dimensions, which may cause cracks in the wheel speed sensor rotor mounting …
On the rear axle of vehicles equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), improper fit dimensions between the wheel hub and hub bearing may cause cracks in the wheel speed sensor rotor mounting …
In right-hand drive vehicles, the routing of the rubber hydraulic hose for the power steering system in the engine compartment is inadequate in some units. Continued use in this condition may cause …
In the ABS control unit of the braking system (which can be engaged or disengaged by the driver via switch operation), electromagnetic shielding of the vehicle speed sensor wiring is incomplete. Continued …
The press-fit connection between resin fuel pipes (supply and return sides) and metal fuel pipes at the joints in the engine compartment may be improperly seated. Continued use in this condition could …
Retaining clips (fixtures securing the fuel hose) at the connection between the fuel distributor (device distributing fuel to fuel injection nozzles) and rubber fuel hoses (supply and return lines) have been excessively …
The electrical wiring for the engine cooling electric fan is routed improperly, causing interference with the fan motor housing edges and side member edges. Continued use in this condition may damage the …
Improper welds are present at the attachment points of the body floor panel and engine room rear partition steel panels to the rear mounting section of the front suspension lower arm. If …
The fuel inlet control valve (which maintains a constant fuel level in the carburetor's fuel chamber) has an improper design, potentially preventing proper regulation of fuel flow from the fuel tank. In …
During front axle manufacturing, hairline cracks developed internally in some steel material, resulting in insufficient strength in affected units. Continued use in this condition may cause cracking on the lower end surface …
In power steering systems for dual-axle front-wheel vehicles, the auxiliary boost device (sub-booster) hydraulic hose—which reduces steering effort on the steered axle (second axle from front)—has been installed in an excessively bent …
Some fuel tanks have insufficient strength due to defects in the bottom plate molding. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop in the bottom plate due to vibration during …
① The resin seal integrated into the brake master cylinder (hydraulic pressure generation unit) of the braking system has insufficient heat resistance. Deformation caused by engine compartment heat may occur, and continued …
The vent port installed to release internal pressure from the automatic transmission is positioned inadequately. Under severe driving conditions such as off-road driving with heavy loads, lubricating oil may seep from this …
A capacitor, which is a component of the deceleration sensor (G-sensor) used in the braking force control device (ABS: Anti-lock Braking System) of four-wheel drive vehicles, contains manufacturing defects. Continued use in …
The hydraulic pipe support bracket (stay) welded to the power steering oil tank on diesel engine vehicles has insufficient strength. The stay may fracture due to engine vibration and similar stresses. If …
The vacuum (negative pressure) hose connecting the engine intake manifold and brake vacuum booster is routed directly below the air cleaner intake and is too short, causing the hose to contact and …
The plastic impeller inside the vacuum pump (vacuum booster correction device) of the brake booster—which generates negative pressure through rotation—has material defects. The impeller and internal surface of the vacuum pump housing …
A material defect exists in the resin retaining ring for hydraulic pressure assembled in the rotary valve (hydraulic circuit switching valve) of the power steering system. At low temperatures, the affected ring …
Takata airbag inflator may rupture, ejecting metal fragments
Takata airbag inflator may rupture, ejecting metal fragments
Brake booster / brake system defect
Airbag (non-Takata) inflator defect
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