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 236 of 352
The pinch prevention control of the rear left power sliding door is inappropriate. If the door lock position detection switch fails, the power door closing may incorrectly detect a foreign object in …
The front axle of large non-step buses has insufficient strength. Repeated rolling and lock-to-lock steering operations over extended periods can cause cracks to develop in the axle. Continued use in this condition …
In tank vehicles, the gap between the set plate mounting bolts that secure the tank to the frame and the rear wheel tires is inadequate. When traversing steps or similar obstacles, these …
Due to improper programming in the Engine Control Unit (PCM), engine idle speed may drop during steering operations and other maneuvers, with the potential risk of engine stall while driving.
Improper routing of the main harness may cause it to contact the bolt tip of the hydraulic rear suspension adjustment device or burrs on the frame weld. Continued use in this condition …
The front wheel brake line fastening method is inadequate, which may cause stress at both ends of the brake line due to vibration during operation. This may result in cracks forming in …
On route buses, the turbocompressor impeller lacks sufficient strength to withstand fluctuations in turbocharger rotation speed. Repeated high-RPM engine operation during acceleration can cause the compressor impeller to fracture. Continued operation may …
In route buses, the turbocharger compressor impeller lacks sufficient strength against fluctuations in turbocharger rotor speed. Repeated high-speed engine operation during acceleration can cause compressor impeller failure. Continued operation may result in …
The electrical wiring connector inside the instrument panel is mounted in an improper position, allowing condensation from the air conditioning duct to enter the connector interior. Continued use in this condition may …
The acceleration sensor that detects the operation of the hydraulic-controlled front suspension may have improper solder processing on the circuit board, potentially preventing accurate measurement of vehicle height changes. This can cause …
In the manufacturing process of electrical wiring in the instrument panel, improper terminal processing has resulted in damage to the wiring in some cases. This may cause the electrical wiring to break, …
The driver's seat belt unfastened warning device has an inappropriate speaker volume setting program in the instrument cluster, which may cause speaker damage and failure to generate warning sound.
The guide bracket on the rear seat belt may have inadequate finishing during manufacturing, preventing normal operation. This could result in insufficient restraint of occupants during a collision.
The combination of motor brush material and steering gear ratio in the electric power steering (EPS) system is inappropriate. Repeated full lock steering operations cause excessive current to flow through the internal …
In LPG-specification engine forklifts, some fuel hoses have defective fusion in the inner rubber layer. This may cause LPG leakage.
In wagon vehicles equipped with roof rails, inadequate welding at the left roof rail mounting point has caused the waterproofing sealant near the mounting area to separate in some cases. This allows …
Some propeller shaft yoke sections have insufficient weld strength. Continued use may cause cracks to develop in the weld, and in the worst case, the propeller shaft may fracture, resulting in loss …
In the brake booster of dual-mode rail/road vehicles, defective welds in vacuum piping and incorrect vacuum hose assembly have been identified. Insufficient vacuum supply may result, potentially causing extended braking distance in …
The pivot pin for the secondary-axis steering lever in the steering device has improper machining at the corners, resulting in rough surfaces on some units. This may reduce the strength of the …
The fulcrum pin of the first-axis steering lever in the steering apparatus has insufficient fatigue strength, and cracks may develop in the pin. If use continues in this condition, the pin may …
The electrical wiring routing for the defroster (a device that removes moisture and fog from the front windshield) is improper, causing the wiring to contact the center console side cover (metal plate) …
The slide plate supporting the leaf spring end of the shock absorber has insufficient thread-locking agent applied to the fixing bolt. This can cause the bolt to loosen, and in the worst …
In the ball joints of tie rod ends on small buses with front-axle vehicle axle configuration, the dust boot seal structure is inadequate, allowing mud and water to enter the joint. This …
The electrical wiring for the electronically controlled transmission is routed improperly, causing contact with the fuel tank in some vehicles. Continued operation in this condition may result in wiring damage due to …
Insufficient clearance between the front wheel brake air line and parking brake air line causes interference in some vehicles. Continued use in this condition may result in the front wheel brake air …
Side glass does not comply with Road Transport Vehicle Safety Standards due to a nameplate affixed to it.
The nameplate affixed to the side glass does not comply with road transport vehicle safety standards.
Improper sealant filling in the fuse box interior may result in unstable connector retention. Continued use could cause terminal contact failure, potentially resulting in headlights or windshield wipers becoming inoperative.
The fuel supply pipe connector is molded using an improper method. Continued use may cause cracks to develop at the seam formed during molding, potentially resulting in fuel leakage from the connector.
The ratchet engaging surface that holds the parking brake lever has an improper shape. Repeated parking brake operation causes the engaging surface on the push rod side to wear, resulting in disengagement. …
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