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 245 of 352
Some front wheel hub and hydraulic drive motor fastening points have paint coating applied. Continued use in this condition may cause paint film deformation or peeling, leading to loosening of fastening bolts …
Due to an inadequate fuel gauge circuit design, heat from the instrument illumination causes repeated thermal expansion of the circuit board inside the gauge, potentially causing circuit fracture. This can result in …
In vehicles equipped with two-panel folding automatic doors, some units have insufficient gear case strength due to improper machining of the automatic door open/close mechanism's gear case. Repeated automatic door operation can …
The throttle position sensor mounted on the throttle body has insufficient bond strength between the case and cover. During sensor installation, tightening force may cause cracks in the bonded area. This allows …
The gasket material in the engine low-pressure fuel line connector is inadequate, causing fine cracks to develop on the gasket surface during bolt fastening. Continued use allows these cracks to propagate, potentially …
Due to an inappropriate engine control program, an incorrect signal may be transmitted to the air conditioning control computer at engine start. As a result, the defrost function (device for removing condensation …
In tank semi-trailers, the steel auxiliary frame supporting the rear axle suspension lacks sufficient strength. Repetitive loads during operation may cause cracks to develop in the frame. Continued use could result in …
The brake light switch contacts have insufficient electrical capacity for the load. When the brake system is actuated, the contacts weld, causing: ① the brake lights to remain illuminated continuously. Continued use …
In compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) vehicles, a carbonized deposit film may form on the contact points of the relay that actuates the gas shutoff valve, increasing …
Some fuel tank mounting brackets have insufficient strength. Cracks may develop in these brackets due to vehicle vibration and other factors, and in the worst case, the fuel tank may detach.
The heat shield component attached to the exhaust pipe has an improper shape, which may allow the operator's clothing hem to contact the unshielded portion of the exhaust pipe. In the worst …
The brake light switch contact points are improperly configured, causing them to weld and burn or thermally deform when the braking system operates. Continued use may result in the brake lights remaining …
In the hydraulic transmission's hydraulic hose, some units are improperly bent during assembly. Continued use may cause cracks to develop near the hose ferrule, leading to hydraulic fluid leakage and potential loss …
In the steering system, the drag link that transmits steering force from the steering gearbox to the front wheels has an improper shape, causing high stress to concentrate on the threaded portion …
In the engine retarder (compression release brake), the exhaust valve operating range may become excessive, causing interference between the valve and piston, resulting in abnormal engine noise or vibration. Continued operation may …
The fuel tank band securing the fuel tank to the vehicle body has insufficient strength, and may break due to vibration during driving. This could cause the fuel tank to detach while …
On semi-trailers equipped with air suspension, certain axles have insufficient torsional strength. During cornering, excessive stress develops on the upper surface of the axle below the spring seat (spring support base mounted …
The license plate holder bracket has an improper shape, which may cause cracks to develop due to vibration during operation. If use continues in this condition, the bracket may fracture and, in …
In the vehicle height adjustment device of the air spring-type shock absorber for low-floor dual rear axle vehicles, the shock absorber stopper function is insufficient. During cargo handling operations and similar work, …
Insufficient clearance between rear wheel tire and fender may cause tire contact with fender when driving on rough roads or uneven surfaces.
Insufficient clearance between rear tires and fenders may cause tires to contact fenders when driving on rough roads or uneven surfaces.
Some vehicles have option-related nameplates (caution plates, operation plates, etc.) affixed to the right-side glass of the driver's seat, which do not conform to Road Transport Vehicle Safety Standards. This may obstruct …
Improper welding at the junction between the fuel tank and filler neck pipe may cause fuel leakage when refueling.
Some steering shafts have insufficient strength. When driven on rough terrain, cracks may develop at the joint. Continued use could lead to joint failure, and in the worst case, loss of steering …
In transmissions equipped with a Power Take-Off (PTO) device, the bearing strength between the countershaft and PTO gear is insufficient. The bearing may fail during PTO operation. Continued use risks allowing drive …
In slope-type wheelchair accessible vehicles, the wheelchair securing wire is prone to twisting, causing the cover that holds the wire to the pulley to shift, potentially allowing the wire to slip off …
Some fuel return piping has insufficient weld strength. Continued use may cause cracks to develop at the weld joint due to engine vibration, potentially resulting in fuel leakage in worst-case scenarios.
On vehicles equipped with front dual-wheel solid tires (tires filled with rubber instead of air), the front outer disc wheel welding has insufficient strength and may develop cracks. If the vehicle continues …
In large buses, the aerodynamic deflector panel attached to the vehicle body beside the right-side rear-view mirror has an inappropriate shape, resulting in some vehicles exceeding a total width of 2.5 meters.
In large buses, the aerodynamic deflector plate attached to the vehicle body beside the right-side rear-view mirror has an inappropriate shape, resulting in some vehicles exceeding a total width of 2.5 meters.
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