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.
10559 recalls on record · page 177 of 352
The structure of the seat belt and seat frame attachment is inadequate, resulting in improper installation of the attachment bolts. Continued use in this condition may cause the bolts to loosen, and …
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 …
The bulb retaining support spring, part of the dipped-beam headlamp earth circuit, is inadequately designed. Connector assembly variations and thermal degradation from operating heat cause insufficient contact pressure. Vibration and other factors …
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 driver-side floor mat has an inadequate mounting structure for the accelerator pedal stopper. The floor mat may lift during entry/exit or pedal operation. If the accelerator pedal is repeatedly opened fully …
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 …
In vehicles equipped with a sunroof, the sunroof glass has insufficient strength due to improper manufacturing process. The glass may break when subjected to impact such as forcefully opening or closing doors. …
The flared fitting section of the fuel pipe in the engine compartment may be damaged by contact with the fixing clip due to engine natural vibration, risking fuel leakage.
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 crankshaft timing wheel, which detects engine speed, suffered from insufficient torque management of the timing wheel mounting bolts during engine manufacturing. This causes the bolts to loosen, resulting in unstable fixing …
Due to inappropriate software in the central electronic module, excessive standby current continues to flow during parking, which may cause battery discharge, resulting in inability to start the engine and inability to …
The inner raceway surface of the drive pinion bearing in the differential has manufacturing defects. Continued use may result in bearing damage and potential oil leakage.
In large and medium-sized buses equipped with replacement change levers, improper manufacturing of the change lever may result in lever fracture if continued in use.
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 …
The horn switch (acoustic alarm switch) has inadequate waterproofing. In cases of heavy rainfall or exposure to large amounts of water, water may infiltrate the electrical contact points inside the switch. As …
The steering device (front fork) has insufficient strength. Repeated heavy impact loads on the front wheel from rough road driving, curb climbing, and similar conditions may cause the front fork to deform …
An internal pin in the travel hydraulic pump mounted on our shovel loaders may wear due to operating conditions. Continued use in this state can cause the pin to fracture, preventing normal …
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 …
In garbage collection vehicles, improper wiring in electronic components of the electrical control controller that manages the garbage collection device may cause the garbage collection device to malfunction, resulting in unintended operation …
The fuel gauge displays an incorrect setting value programmed at manufacture for fuel remaining quantity, causing it to display more fuel than actually present. This prevents correct recognition of fuel remaining and …
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 …
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