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.
10646 recalls on record · page 243 of 355
The rear top case (cargo box) attachment hardware lacks sufficient strength. The hardware may break, and in the worst case, the rear top case could detach and fall off.
The oil seal in the front axle differential lacks sufficient durability, causing progressive wear and potential lubricating oil leakage. Continued operation in this condition may result in leaked lubricating oil adhering to …
In vehicles equipped with a regenerative-control DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter), continued use in light engine load conditions such as low-speed driving and frequent engine shutdowns causes the DPF automatic regeneration control (combustion …
In large non-step buses, some welds at the joint between the front axle torque rod mounting bracket and crossmember are incomplete. Continued use in this condition may cause the welds to separate, …
In the electronic control unit for the transfer case of four-wheel-drive vehicles, the power supply circuit of the signal converter is inadequate when a speed limiter is retrofitted. As a result, momentary …
Due to improper programming in the electrical control unit, the meter panel illumination including the speedometer may fail to light.
The tightening force specification for the filler plug (fuel outlet for auxiliary combustion heater) on the fuel tank is inadequate, resulting in insufficient tightening force and potential fuel leakage in some vehicles.
In the twin-clutch automatic transmission, when the shift lever is operated to the R range (reverse position), the reverse gear may not engage. In this condition, the shift position display shows R …
The integrated circuit within the SAM unit (front vehicle Sensor Actuator Module) that controls signals for various electrical components has improper solder processing. Continued use may cause solder joints to separate, interrupting …
In large double-cab vehicles, the power steering hose routing is improperly configured, such that the tire may contact the hose when passing over curbs or similar obstacles with the steering turned to …
Right-hand drive vehicles have airbag control computers programmed with left-hand drive settings at manufacture. In side-impact collisions on the right side (driver side) when no passenger is seated in the front passenger …
The solenoid valve wiring controlling the variable vanes of the VGS (variable geometry) turbocharger is incorrectly connected, preventing proper vane positioning according to engine operating conditions. This can cause abnormally elevated turbocharger …
The nut fastening process connecting the parking brake and transmission was improper, resulting in insufficient tightening on some units. Consequently, the nut may loosen and catch on the transmission output shaft, potentially …
The grip (non-slip handle) attached to the handlebar in the steering assembly may have inadequate adhesion. This could cause the grip to separate from the handlebar, potentially resulting in loss of control …
The resin air vent valve at the top of the fuel tank is made of inappropriate material and may deteriorate prematurely. Continued use can cause the valve to crack due to vibration …
Front and side windows with affixed nameplates (warning plates, etc.) do not comply with road vehicle safety standards.
The front or side window glass does not comply with road transport vehicle safety standards due to affixed nameplate labels (caution labels, etc.).
Front or side window glass with affixed nameplates (warning labels, etc.) does not comply with road transport vehicle safety standards.
The front or side window glass does not comply with road transport vehicle safety standards due to affixed nameplates (warning plates, etc.).
The front or side glass does not comply with road transport vehicle safety standards due to nameplate (warning label, etc.) adhesion.
The front or side window glass does not comply with safety standards for road vehicles because a nameplate (warning nameplate, etc.) has been affixed to it.
Due to defective welding between the clutch release fork shaft (a component for engaging/disengaging the clutch) and lever, the weld may separate. This could prevent clutch operation, resulting in loss of vehicle …
In CNG engines, exhaust valves lack sufficient heat resistance, which may cause valve fracture. This can result in abnormal noise, rough idling, reduced output, and in worst cases, engine stall with failure …
The fastening structure of the glass mounting section on the front side window regulators (lift mechanisms) is inadequate, resulting in insufficient bolt preload in some units. As a result, the bolts loosen …
Due to improper programming in the airbag control computer, side airbags and curtain airbags may not deploy during side-impact collisions.
Some pipe components located above the fuel pump are made of inappropriate material. Due to aging and environmental conditions, cracks may develop in these pipe sections. In the worst case, fuel leakage …
An incorrect operation nameplate has been affixed to the operation lever position indicator for the work attachment fixing pin. Due to this, the actual state may be unlocked even when the indicator …
Some fuel tanks have insufficient airtightness in the drain valve attached to the lower portion of the tank. As a result, fuel may leak from the drain valve.
In electric forklifts, improper wiring assembly instructions in the power controller may cause certain wiring connection points to contact other wiring connections. Continued use in this condition risks damage to electronic components …
In diesel engine fuel injection pumps, the return-to-tank fuel eye bolt (pipe fitting bolt) lacks sufficient clamping force. Engine vibration causes repeated interference with the protective material of an adjacent rubber hose, …
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