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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Due to improper control programming in the airbag control unit, the vehicle state may not be properly detected during low-speed rollover, potentially preventing the seat belt pretensioners and side airbag curtains from …
In the engine cooling system condenser tank (a device that separates air bubbles from coolant), when the engine operates at high RPM, the air-water separation function may not work properly, causing coolant …
In large and medium-duty trucks and buses, the piston structure within the parking brake hand control valve is inappropriate. Moisture contained in compressed air during use causes the piston length to increase, …
In high-specification ambulances, improper installation of the battery cable to the starter motor has caused the cable to be damaged by interference with the engine. Continued use may result in cable short-circuiting, …
The throttle pedal lever is made of inappropriate material. Repeated operation may cause the throttle pedal lever to fracture and detach. If the throttle pedal lever detaches, the throttle pedal cannot be …
In CVT and AT equipped vehicles, the fastening force of the bolts connecting the drive plate and torque converter is insufficient, causing the bolts to loosen and potentially detach. This results in …
In the hydraulic hose of the shovel loader, the hose insertion into the hydraulic fluid tank was not properly performed during manufacturing, resulting in some hoses with improper insertion depth. Continued use …
In shovel loaders, the wire harness may have been clamped in an inappropriate position during manufacturing. If operation continues in this condition, the harness may be pulled and severed during steering operation, …
If the turbocharger is damaged by external factors, vibration in the muffler support bracket increases, which may cause the bracket to fracture. In such a condition, oil spray increases, and in the …
In vehicles equipped with 4B10 engines, improper engine ECU programming may result in insufficient intake air volume or lean air-fuel ratio during idling, potentially causing engine stall near idle speed.
The electrical harness connecting the starter motor and battery within the rear frame may have improper fixing positions due to manufacturing variation. Continued use in this condition can cause the harness to …
In the front wheel brake, the inner wire casting position at the cable end is improper. Repeated operation of the parking lever during parking on slopes and similar conditions may cause the …
The airbag warning label affixed to the passenger-side sun visor does not meet the warning display requirements specified in Safety Standard Article 18, Detailed Notification Article 22-9.
Valve springs in the engine may suffer from corrosion due to inadequate management of surface treatment processes. During use, fracture may initiate at the corroded area, causing engine malfunction and potential engine …
Valve springs in certain engines have corrosion on their surfaces due to inadequate control of the surface treatment process. During use, cracks may initiate from corrosion sites, causing spring fracture and engine …
The contact material and shape inside the brake light switch are inadequate, which may cause contact failure during switch signal transmission due to debris generation or contact wear. As a result, switch …
The high-pressure fuel pump has an improperly designed pump cover. In extremely cold ambient temperatures, exposure to wind pressure during operation can cause moisture in the fuel to freeze at the filter …
In large trucks and buses, zinc dissolved from fuel hoses reacts with diesel fuel components to form compounds that can cause internal valve seizure in the fuel injection system. This may result …
Some brake master cylinders have insufficient diaphragm strength in their internal components. Continued use may cause diaphragm deformation, preventing the brake pedal from returning to its specified position when released, resulting in …
The hands-free unit controlling the steering lock may fail to engage due to cumulative tolerance deviations in related components, preventing the detection switch from fully actuating even when the handlebar is operated …
Improper manufacturing of electronic components in the body control module governing brake lamp operation can generate electrical noise, causing brake lamps to flash even when the brake pedal is not depressed. When …
The left handlebar switch used for turn signal indicator and related controls has an inadequately designed power supply circuit. When multiple operations are performed simultaneously or in rapid succession, insufficient voltage is …
In the hands-free unit controlling the steering lock, cumulative tolerances in related components may prevent the detection switch from being fully engaged when the handlebar is positioned at the lock position, potentially …
In the hands-free unit controlling the steering lock, cumulative tolerances in related components may prevent the detection switch from fully engaging when the handlebar is operated to the lock position, potentially resulting …
In vehicles equipped with special steering mode, minute foreign particles in the hydraulic piping of the steering changeover valve, which switches between steering modes, may enter the valve interior and cause sluggish …
In large-capacity transit buses, improper engine control programming causes post-injection fuel from automatic DPR (diesel particulate filter) regeneration during idle to enter the EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) circuit. The fuel is cooled …
Certain units have an incorrect clutch plate installed in the hydraulic clutch system, which may result in difficulty disengaging the clutch, inability to shift gears, and in worst cases, risk of falling …
The master cylinder in the hydraulic clutch has an improper design that is prone to air entrainment. Additionally, some units have incorrect clutch plates installed, resulting in difficult clutch disengagement, inability to …
Wire harnesses routed along body flex sections have improperly sized clamp holes, preventing adequate clearance between the harness and clamp. This compromises harness mobility during body flexing. Continued use may cause the …
During brake fluid refilling repair work, improper air bleeding of the brake lines has left air trapped in the brake hydraulic unit in some vehicles. This causes increased brake pedal stroke and, …
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