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 246 of 355
Some vehicles are equipped with undersized bolts on the front brake disc mounting bolts. Continued use in this condition may cause bolt fracture, and in worst case, brake disc detachment resulting in …
In the manufacturing process of rear lighting fixtures (tail light, brake light), some units have damaged wiring. As a result, in the worst case, the rear lighting fixture may remain illuminated or …
The rubber hose for fuel tank internal pressure regulation is not secured in place. This hose can become pinched and crushed between the seat and frame. When ambient temperature rises in this …
The fastening bolts connecting the steering shaft and gearbox were tightened using an improper method, resulting in bolt damage in some vehicles. This causes insufficient clamping force, and in worst case scenarios, …
The large roof end spoiler sold as a dealer option part has an improper shape, resulting in insufficient dimension from the vehicle's outermost edge to the wing side end, failing to meet …
The joint between the fuel filler pipe and its mounting bracket may lack paint coating, causing the pipe to rust. Continued use in this condition allows corrosion to progress, potentially creating holes …
The deflector (resin-molded component of the protective cover) in the passenger-side airbag device may use inappropriate material. If the airbag deploys, deflector fragments may scatter and potentially cause excessive injury to occupants …
On vehicles equipped with a sunroof, the sunroof guide rail structure is inadequate. Excessive stress on the guide rail can cause cracks to develop. This may result in twisting or seizure of …
On two-axle trailers with axle-weight exemptions and relaxed bulk-loading regulations, certain installed wheels have fatigue limit axle weights with minimal margin relative to the vehicle's design axle weight. When cargo is loaded …
The fuel-side diaphragm (a thin membrane reinforced with fiber) of the engine vacuum-operated fuel petcock has been manufactured using improper methods, resulting in some units with exposed reinforcement fibers on the surface. …
Due to insufficient strength of the fuel tank and improper support design, vehicle vibration may cause cracks to develop in the bottom plate. Continued use in this condition could result in fuel …
The fuel tank has insufficient structural strength. Vehicle vibration may cause cracks to develop on the right side panel. Continued use in this condition could result in fuel leakage from the cracks …
In passenger vehicles used for transport operations with a capacity of 10 persons or fewer, labels indicating the opening method of the boarding door are not affixed.
The cross member and leaf spring mounting bracket lack sufficient strength. Repeated turning can cause cracks to develop in the cross member and leaf spring mounting bracket. Continued use in this condition …
On large-size route buses, the air piping and power steering piping are improperly routed, causing contact with the underbody support member at the vehicle rear. Continued operation in this condition may result …
On large transit buses, the air piping and power steering piping layout is inadequate, causing contact with the undercarriage support members at the rear. Continued operation in this condition may result in: …
Front seats do not comply with safety standards because the protective pad covering the protrusion at the rear of the seat is not installed.
In the engine fuel injection system, certain injectors have improper design dimensions, resulting in excessive clearance between the plunger and barrel. This causes O-ring deformation and damage, compromising sealing integrity. Diesel fuel …
Some battery main switch mounting holes have undersized dimensions for the press-fit female threads. When the press-fit female threads are inserted, cracks may develop in the mounting hole during use. If operation …
In the engine fuel injection system, certain injectors (fuel injection valves) have improper design dimensions, resulting in excessive clearance between the plunger and barrel. This causes O-ring deformation and damage, compromising sealing …
The fuel injection pump drive gear structure is inadequate, causing the drive gear to vibrate under high loads such as during snow removal operations. This generates high stress on the camshaft to …
The front wheel brake hose is mounted improperly, causing excessive load on the hose clamp during frame articulation. If continued in this condition, the clamp may be damaged, causing the clamp and …
Due to improper brake hose assembly instructions, when the vehicle frame articulates, there is insufficient clearance between the front wheel brake hose and the steering stopper bracket, causing interference in some units. …
Insufficient fastening torque on bolts for the rear gate stay attachment on flip-up type rear gates. Repeated rear gate opening and closing operations may cause damage to the rear gate stay attachment …
In canopy-open vehicles (with open operator cabin front, sides, and rear), the parking brake lever position detection switch has insufficient water resistance. Moisture can enter the switch interior, causing malfunction. Continued operation …
Improper assembly angle instructions for the travel hydraulic pump hose result in insufficient clearance between the hose and vehicle wiring harness, risking interference. Continued operation may cause hydraulic fluid leakage from the …
Some brake master cylinders have inferior wear resistance on the internal surfaces, which may result in premature internal wear. This can cause hydraulic pressure loss within the cylinder, and in the worst …
Improper assembly of the fuel hose to the fuel pipe may occur. In the worst case, the fuel hose may detach during operation, risking fuel leakage.
Incorrect replacement parts were supplied for the passenger-side airbag door in the airbag system, which may result in degraded airbag performance upon deployment.
Certain cylindrical flanges welded to the rear axle have improper welds that may develop cracks originating from the weld edge due to vibration during operation. Continued use allows cracks to propagate through …
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