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 253 of 355
In the ride-height adjustment device of air-spring-type shock absorbers on low-floor dual-axle rear suspensions, when attempting to raise the vehicle height beyond the maximum during cargo handling operations, the shock absorber stopper …
In vehicles equipped with air brake systems, improper routing of air brake piping may cause interference with the transmission control cable. Continued use in this condition may result in air piping wear …
Repeated operation of the starting system may cause flammable gas to accumulate inside the magnetic switch (device that engages the starter motor gear with the engine). This gas may ignite from sparks, …
Repeated operation of the starting system may cause flammable gas to generate and accumulate inside the magnetic switch (device that engages the starter motor gear with the engine). This gas may ignite …
In a brake-pedal-retreat-reduction device designed to minimize rearward pedal movement during frontal collisions, the device may inadvertently activate during minor frontal impacts that do not result in immobilization. Consequently, if the vehicle …
The intake relay pipe connecting the intake air cooler (intercooler) and engine body has an improper shape, which may cause the pipe to detach from the connection hose due to vibration during …
There are manufacturing defects in the gears within the retractor mechanisms of the driver and front passenger seat belts. As a result, these gears may break upon impact from collision or similar …
Due to improper programming in the computer controlling the speedometer and related systems, if the ignition switch is turned on within a specific time interval after being turned off, the speedometer drive …
Excessive lubricant applied to the telescopic mechanism of the steering column (which allows the steering wheel position to be adjusted forward and backward) can cause lubricant oil to drip onto the brake …
The brake fluid level detection switch attached to the brake fluid reservoir tank cap has improper material and machining precision. When brake fluid temperature rises, the switch may malfunction, causing the warning …
The electrical wiring of the engine control unit (ECU) is secured improperly, causing interference with the air supply port of the right rear wheel air spring. Continued operation in this condition may …
In vehicles equipped with halogen-type headlights, improper headlight beam axis adjustment inspection for low-beam has resulted in some units having light projection directions that deviate from the standard. Consequently, these headlights may …
In the manufacturing process of bolts that secure the front fork to the axle, improper heat treatment results in insufficient bolt strength in some cases. Continued use may cause bolt fracture, potentially …
On the second row right-hand seat, an incorrectly specified seat belt has been installed on some vehicles, making it impossible to attach the belt to the buckle. Additionally, on welfare vehicles, even …
An incorrect component was installed in the steering rotation angle detection sensor, which corrects the deviation between steering wheel knob position and wheel rotation angle. This may cause frame noise to be …
The pulley structure that transmits engine rotation to the alternator is inadequately designed. When excessive water contacts the fan belt and pulley, slippage can occur between the belt and pulley. This prevents …
The shape of the heat shield component attached to the exhaust pipe is inadequate, which may allow the operator's clothing hem to contact unshielded portions of the exhaust pipe. In the worst …
In countermeasure parts from market action (improvement countermeasure notification number 333), the taper cone that secures the crankshaft pulley to the crankshaft has improper machining, resulting in some taper cones with oversized …
In vehicles equipped with brake boosters, brake hoses of incorrect length were installed, which in some cases interfere with the transmission case. Continued use may result in hose damage due to vehicle …
Some driver and front passenger seat belts have insufficient strength in the attachment point that secures the buckle to the seat. In the event of a collision or similar impact, if significant …
The link plate that retracts the brake shoe to its original position when releasing the brake in the rear-wheel drum brake of the braking system has insufficient strength. Repeated operations of stopping …
Due to improper work instructions for maximum payload capacity labeling, some vehicles display 1250 kg instead of the correct maximum payload capacity of 1200 kg.
The piping structure of the clutch fluid reservoir tank is inadequate, which can allow air to remain in the piping during clutch fluid replacement. Continued use in this condition may introduce air …
In the electronic control unit for the sub-transmission of four-wheel-drive vehicles, the power supply circuit for an aftermarket-installed speed limiter may be inadequately designed. As a result, excessive current may flow through …
Some vehicles have insufficient strength in the heat shield mounting bracket attached to the exhaust pipe. As a result, the exhaust pipe and heat shield resonate during low-speed engine operation, causing cracks …
Due to improper manufacturing process of the lever within the transmission shift unit that operates transmission gear changes, some levers have developed microscopic cracks. Continued use may cause the lever to fracture, …
The electronic control program for the driver seat belt pretensioner (device that tightens the seat belt webbing upon collision) is inappropriate. During a collision, the seat belt may disconnect from the buckle …
Improper dimensions of the fuel tank cap and filler neck cause the filler neck to swell due to fuel, making the fuel tank cap difficult to tighten and preventing proper sealing. Continued …
On low-floor buses, the handle protruding from the center of the manual ramp plate used during wheelchair boarding may create a tripping hazard, potentially causing passengers to fall.
On low-floor buses, when using the manual ramp plate for wheelchair boarding/alighting, the handle protruding from the center of the ramp plate may project outward. This creates a risk of passengers tripping …
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