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 195 of 352
In heavy-duty truck engines, the bearing and shaft in the bearing case that actuates the fuel supply pump (supply pump) have insufficient strength. This can cause bearing damage or shaft cracking. Continued …
Defective units have been mixed into the diaphragm-fixing rivets of the clutch pressure plate assembly. Continued use may cause these rivets to fracture, and in the worst case, the fractured rivet may …
In the airbag computer, if maintenance of the coolant (antifreeze) circulating through the heater positioned above is inadequate, the internal heater core may corrode and cause coolant leakage to drip onto the …
Due to improper fuse line wiring, when the turn signal operates with the headlights on, the tail light current fluctuates in sync with the turn signal flashing, causing the tail light brightness …
In the continuously variable transmission, improper molding during manufacturing has caused burrs on the chain section of the metal belt in some units. These burrs contact the band of the metal belt, …
Dealer-optional stainless steel mesh brake hoses may develop cracks in the inner tube due to inappropriate tube material, caused by twisting or bending. This can result in brake fluid leakage and reduced …
The waterproof structure of the joint connectors in the main electrical harness is inadequate. Water ingress into the wiring harness due to wet-weather operation may penetrate the terminals of the Engine Control …
In medium-duty trucks, some crankshaft pulleys have improper manufacturing, resulting in insufficient wall thickness in the belt groove section. Continued use in this condition may cause the pulley to fracture.
On large trucks with van bodies, improper rivet selection for attaching the fender ceiling panel mounted under the cargo bed floor can result in corrosion of the rivets due to galvanic corrosion. …
In three-section aluminum rear underrun protection devices and high-floor steel rear underrun protection devices for tail gate lifters designed for vehicles with GVW of 15.5 tons or more, the wall thickness selection …
The front fog light harness wiring design prevents the front fog lights from illuminating when the headlight is on.
Due to inadequate waterproofing in the engine compartment, rainwater and other moisture can enter the V-belt and pulley that transmit engine rotation to the alternator, causing V-belt slippage. Continued operation may result …
In vehicles equipped with DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter), rear-wheel-drive vehicles with manual transmission have insufficient strength in the DPF and body-mounting bracket, while all-wheel-drive vehicles have improper exhaust pipe attachment to the …
④In alternators equipped on vehicles with turbocharged diesel engines, the lubricating oil in the clutch provided on the pulley has insufficient heat resistance, causing the oil to degrade and the clutch to …
③In diesel engine vehicles equipped with manual transmissions, the clutch pedal bracket's master cylinder attachment section has insufficient strength. Continued operation with increased clutch actuation resistance may cause the bracket to fracture, …
②In vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions, the select cable fastening method is inadequate, risking driver's foot contact with the fastening point and detachment. Continued use in this state may result in the …
①The front wheel hub bearing has insufficient seal performance, which may allow water to enter inside the bearing. This can cause abnormal noise during driving, and if use continues in this condition, …
In the running gear, the rear axle has limited strength margin. Repeated operation on uneven road surfaces can cause cracks to develop in the male-threaded section at the tip. Continued use in …
In the fuel system, repeated driving on uneven road surfaces can apply excessive force to the fuel tank mounting points, potentially causing cracks in the welded section at the fuel tank bottom. …
In large trucks with dual rear axle drive, improper propeller shaft specifications may cause damage to universal joint sections or cracks in the welded joint between the pipe and spline shaft. Continued …
The front underrun protection device mounted on the vehicle front may be installed at an improper height, potentially failing to comply with safety standards for front underrun protection devices under the Road …
Improper routing of electrical wiring to the seat heater element in the front seats can result in repeated pressure loading on the element during entry and exit. This may damage part of …
Improper routing of electrical wiring to the seat heater element in the front seats. Repeated pressure load on the element during ingress/egress can cause partial damage to the element, resulting in seat …
The side stand return spring has insufficient durability, and the spring may fracture due to repeated operation of the side stand. As a result, the side stand may drop during riding, and …
In the Variable Gear Ratio Steering System (VGRS), due to an inappropriate control program, if the vehicle is restarted immediately after parking with the steering wheel turned, the steering neutral position may …
The rear wheel lacks the required markings (JWL mark and manufacturer name or trademark) specified in the technical standards for light alloy disk wheels for motorcycles, making it impossible to confirm compliance …
The transistor in the relay drive power circuit within the relay unit that controls lamp illumination has insufficient heat dissipation performance. Continued use may cause the component to overheat and become damaged, …
The wiring harness routing method and edge rubber length in the electrical box for engine control relays are inappropriate, which may cause the wiring to contact metal parts of the electrical box. …
On aerial work platforms and rail-compatible vehicles, the mounting position of the rear reflector is improper, resulting in geometric visibility that does not comply with safety standards.
The rear brake pads have insufficient adhesive strength between the friction material and backplate, which may cause the friction material to separate and result in inadequate braking force.
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