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 204 of 352
In aerial work platform installations, improper chassis spacer geometry results in some plug welds attached to the chassis frame positioned near the chassis frame flange edge. When outriggers are deployed for aerial …
Certain transmission shift levers contain defective diodes in internal components. During shift lever operation, electrical signals may not be output to the transmission electronic control module. If gear change signals are not …
The power unit (hydraulic pump) operating the tail gate lifter cargo handling device mounted on the truck bed may suffer unit cover damage from flying stones or debris during operation. This allows …
In the automatic transmission, the oil cooler hose routing that supplies automatic transmission oil to the oil cooler is improper, causing the snap ring at the joint connecting the oil cooler and …
The propeller shaft pipe and spline shaft weld joint has insufficient design strength. When the propeller shaft undergoes post-weld straightening, micro-cracks may develop at the weld joint. Continued use could cause crack …
Repeated auxiliary belt loads cause wear on the protruding feature on the reverse side of the water pump pulley mounting holes, which can loosen the attachment bolts. As a result, the bolts …
In 4-speed automatic transmissions, inadequate lubrication oil passages within the transmission case can result in insufficient lubrication of the propeller shaft during high-speed driving (over 65 km/h). Continued use in this condition …
On vehicles equipped with 6-speed automatic or 5-speed manual transmissions, improper routing instructions for electrical wiring at the secondary crossmember during vehicle assembly may cause the wiring to contact rotating components at …
(1) In diesel engine-equipped vehicles, the routing instructions for engine control electrical wiring during vehicle assembly were inadequate, causing the electrical wiring to interfere with the suspension upper link in some cases. …
Injuries — null The product poses a risk of injuries because, due to an inappropriate software setting of the Engine Control Unit, the oil level can increase too much in the engine. …
The atmospheric inlet hose of the canister, which suppresses fuel vapor emissions, is improperly installed on some vehicles, causing the hose to become pinched between the vehicle body and fuel tank. Continued …
The chain guard mounting portion is made of inappropriate material, which may cause wear at the mounting point due to vibration during operation. As a result, bolts fastening the chain guard and …
Injuries — null The product poses a risk of injuries because the cover on top of the engine could chafe against the brake vacuum hose. If this occurs, it may lead to …
The fuel tank mounting pad on the underside of the fuel tank has an improper shape, which may cause cracks to develop on the fuel tank bottom surface due to vibration during …
On large trucks with dual front axles, some vehicles have insufficient clearance between the power steering pipe and mud flap cover. Continued operation in this condition may cause the power steering pipe …
In large buses, the engine hanger design is inadequate, and cracks may develop due to engine vibration. If use continues in this condition, cracks may progress and the engine hanger may detach.
Incorrect data written to engine ECU may result in exhaust emissions failing to meet regulatory standards. In buses, cooling fan malfunction may cause engine overheating. In trucks, engine control lamp false illumination …
In the 4-speed automatic transmission, the lubrication oil passage inside the transmission case is inadequate, resulting in insufficient lubrication of the propeller shaft during high-speed driving (exceeding 65 km/h). Continued use in …
In the steering system, some steering column center shafts have improper welding. The weld on the center shaft may become damaged, causing the center shaft to spin freely and rendering steering operation …
Due to inadequate structural design of the exhaust pipe reinforcement section, cracks may develop in the reinforcement plate during use, potentially causing the exhaust pipe to fracture.
In side airbags and curtain shield airbags, the side airbag sensor's collision detection direction is inappropriate, which may delay collision detection during side impact and prevent the occupant protection function from operating …
In the engine, the crankshaft thrust bearing was installed in an incorrect orientation on some units. Continued operation in this condition may result in inadequate internal lubrication during engine operation, leading to …
The rear frame lacks sufficient strength near its connection point with the front frame. Running vibration and similar conditions may cause cracks to form in this area. Continued use without repair risks …
Improper machining of the spring seat welded to the rear axle may cause the U-bolts securing the rear axle and leaf spring to loosen. Continued operation may result in fracture of the …
In the hybrid system, the power converter (DC-AC inverter) control board may have insufficient soldering, causing component damage on the board due to heat generation from high current during high-load driving. In …
Non-genuine wheel bolts are installed on the front hub. During use, these bolts may not secure properly, preventing adequate clamping torque. Continued operation can cause excessive stress on the hub, leading to …
In the power transmission device of agricultural chemical spraying vehicles, the mounting method of the pressure plate that transmits engine power is improper, preventing the engine power from being adequately damped by …
The centralized ground joint connector (for grounding lighting fixtures such as headlamps and warning devices) has limited margin in the terminal connection allowable temperature. Heat generation from electrical current can cause the …
In 4-speed automatic transmissions, the internal lubrication oil passages in the transmission case are inadequately designed, resulting in insufficient lubrication of the propeller shaft during high-speed driving (exceeding 65 km/h). Continued operation …
In the right front fender, the coolant hose routing is incorrect on some vehicles, causing the hose to contact the brake pipe. Continued use may cause the protective coating on the brake …
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