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 255 of 352
The cooling hose of the fluid-type auxiliary brake device mounted on the transmission has insufficient durability. Cracks develop due to vibration during operation, and in some cases the hose becomes disconnected. Continued …
The mounting bracket supporting the cooling water hose for the fluid-type auxiliary brake system installed on the transmission has insufficient strength. Vibration during operation may cause the bracket to crack or break. …
In the three-section intrusion prevention device, the stay supporting the outer intrusion prevention device has insufficient strength, causing cracks to develop at the base of the stay. Continued use in this condition …
An incorrect spacer bolt was installed on the travel spool of the transmission control valve. This causes improper spool stroke in some units. As a result, pressurized oil may flow into the …
The parking brake cable may be improperly assembled at manufacturing, causing interference with the rear wheel brake pipe. Continued use in this condition risks wear at the interference point.
The fuel tank's attachment method to the vehicle body is inadequate, causing stress concentration at the upper corner edges. Repeated thermal expansion and contraction can initiate cracks in this area. Continued use …
In light commercial vehicles reconfigured from 2 (5) to 5 passenger capacity, the outer seat belt of the second row is equipped with a Type 1 seat belt (2-point) instead of the …
Due to improper assembly instructions for the torque converter lubrication hose, the hose ferrule near the oil filter connection port is deformed in some units. Continued use may cause the rubber and …
The accelerator controlling vehicle travel speed in electric forklifts lacks a ground circuit, allowing static electricity to accumulate and cause malfunction of internal accelerator circuitry. As a result, when the shift lever …
In the fuel system, improper routing of the hose between the resin prefiltration and main filter can cause cracks to develop in the prefiltration inlet/outlet pipes due to engine vibration. Continued operation …
Insufficient clearance between the tire sidewall and rear axle may cause the rear axle to interfere when the steering is operated to maximum lock angle. Continued use in this condition may damage …
In vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions, the oil piping from the transmission oil cooler to the transmission is inadequately secured. Engine vibration causes resonance in this piping, which can result in cracks …
In vehicles equipped with 6-cylinder turbocharged engines, the PCV hose material is inadequate, resulting in poor heat resistance at the oil trap connection point. Continued use may cause the connection to crack …
The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) unit installed in the engine room has an inappropriate control program that may fail to properly regulate rear-wheel braking force. If continued operation occurs in this state, …
The waterproof structure of the power steering electric hydraulic pump power connector is inadequate, allowing rainwater ingress at the connector. Continued operation can cause terminal corrosion, short-circuiting, and in worst case, fire.
Due to inadequate design of the backup power circuit, when overcurrent occurs in the backup power circuit, the output fuse controlling main power may blow instead of the dedicated circuit fuse. This …
In the transmission, the reverse microswitch contact capacity within the shift lever is inappropriate. When the lever is operated to the reverse position, instantaneous overcurrent can cause temporary contact welding. Consequently, even …
Certain three-axle container semi-trailers for 20-foot and 40-foot containers have insufficient frame strength. Continued use may result in cracks developing in the frame and cross members due to repeated torsional loading during …
Injuries — This product poses a risk of injuries because brake lights may stay on, which may cause a road accident as the vehicle travelling behind an affected vehicle would not be …
Injuries — This product poses a serious risk of injuries because the backrest of the second seat row may not completely slot in because of a too short Bowden cable. In an …
The power steering hydraulic pump mounting structure is inadequate, causing the auxiliary drive belt tension to reduce the fastening force of the pump mounting bolts. Continued use may result in bolt fracture, …
The head height of the rear leaf spring center bolt is improper, causing the center bolt head to interfere with the rear axle, creating a gap between the spring and axle. This …
The sealing method for the fuel pump relay case is improper, causing sealant to adhere and bond to the wiring. Continued use may result in internal wiring disconnection due to thermal cycling …
On vehicles equipped with a turbocharger, the oil feed pipe that supplies oil to the turbocharger has inadequate corrosion and water resistance design. Repeated driving on roads where de-icing salt is applied …
The secondary coil core insulation within the ignition coil has inadequate insulation performance. High voltage may cause cracks to develop in the coil core. Continued use can result in internal leakage, causing …
The bush material in the camshaft drive head idler gear of the prime mover contains inappropriate specifications, causing premature wear of the bush and resulting in backlash between the bush and fixed …
A defective control board is installed in the cooling fan module motor. Even if coolant temperature rises, current may not flow to the cooling fan motor, preventing fan operation. Continued use may …
Improper plating of ECU (Engine Control Computer) electrode terminals causes oxidation and solder joint separation. Continued use results in electrode contact failure, warning light illumination, rough idling, and in worst case, engine …
The tilt angle sensor for the engine kill switch, which stops the engine when the vehicle tips over, is mounted in an improper position. Engine heat may cause internal components to deform. …
On van-type vehicles, due to inadequate design, the vehicle width at the side door lock mechanism component and rear door-opening retaining bracket may exceed 2.5 meters.
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