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 274 of 355
In the seat belt buckle assembly, a washer was omitted from the buckle mounting surface, which may cause the bolt securing the buckle to the seat frame to loosen. Continued use in …
The rubber cover on the throttle cable adjuster is improperly sized, allowing rainwater and other moisture to enter the adjuster and cover interior. In cold conditions, this moisture can freeze, potentially preventing …
Due to inadequate programming in the engine electronic control unit, excessive throttle input over a short period may result in loss of engine speed control, preventing engine shutdown via the key switch.
The return spring attached to the accelerator pedal may have scratches on its hook section due to improper manufacturing. Continued use could cause the spring to fracture, resulting in the accelerator pedal …
In large tour buses, the engine control computer program is inappropriate, causing increased black smoke emissions during gradual acceleration. If continued use occurs in this condition, soot accumulates heavily in the particle …
In large tour buses, the bracket securing the air pipe for the electric pneumatic transmission lacks sufficient strength, causing cracks to develop in the pipe due to engine vibration. This results in …
On large tour buses, the weld of the bracket that retains the angle of the ③right-side rear-view mirror is defective, which may cause the weld to separate, alter the mirror angle, and …
In large tour buses, the bracket shape of the stay for mounting the left rear-view mirror is inappropriate, causing a gap between the vehicle body bracket and the stay bracket. When bolts …
In large tourist buses, the idler pulley structure that supports the air conditioning drive belt is inadequately designed, causing grease that lubricates the pulley bearing to scatter. Continued operation in this condition …
In large tour buses, the engine control computer program is inappropriate, causing increased black smoke emissions during gentle acceleration. If use continues in this condition, soot accumulates heavily in the particulate matter …
In large tour buses, the bracket securing the air pipe for the pneumatic automatic transmission lacks sufficient strength. Engine vibration may cause cracks to develop in the air pipe. This can result …
On large sightseeing buses, the weld between the bracket and nut that maintains the angle of the ③right-side rear-view mirror is improper, which may cause the weld to separate, change the mirror …
On large tour buses, the bracket shape of the stay for attaching the left-side rear-view mirror is improper, causing a gap between the vehicle body-side bracket, which can result in cracks in …
In large tour buses, the idler pulley structure that supports the air conditioning drive belt is inadequately designed, causing lubricating grease to scatter from the pulley bearing. Continued operation in this condition …
In the ball joint of the tie rod end on small buses with front-axle vehicle axle configuration, the dust boot seal structure is inadequate, allowing mud and water to enter the joint. …
On vehicles equipped with power steering, the knuckle arm has insufficient strength. Repeated use with frequent lock-to-lock steering or high-frequency steering operations can cause cracks to develop in the arm. If use …
In the electrical system, the routing of the ignition switch wiring is improper in some units, causing interference with the clutch cable, throttle cable, and main harness. Continued use in this condition …
In compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles, the primary diaphragm (first-stage pressure reduction) of the low-pressure regulator supplying fuel has insufficient strength and may be damaged through repeated operation. This causes enriched fuel …
The self-locking nut at the ball joint of the front lower arm has improper machining, which may cause the nut to loosen due to vibration and other conditions during driving. If use …
The red lens of the rear combination lamp, which serves as both a tail light and brake light, has insufficient weather resistance. Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight causes gradual fading of the …
In non-step buses equipped with electric slope boards, the mat at the boarding door may peel off due to inadequate adhesive bonding. Continued use in this condition could result in the peeled …
Improper attachment of the starter motor power terminal causes the terminal crimp section to interfere with the starter solenoid. Continued use in this state may result in damage to the power terminal …
The steering cylinder piston seal groove and seal dimensions are inadequate, causing abnormal wear of the seal when frequent steering reversals are performed. Continued use in this condition may result in internal …
In vehicles with independent front-wheel suspension, the ball joint socket connecting the lower arm to the knuckle has insufficient strength. If the rubber boot is damaged, accelerated wear occurs and cracks may …
In vehicles with automatic transmissions, the meter panel circuit board is improperly designed. Repeated thermal expansion of the board due to internal temperature fluctuations causes cracks to develop at solder joints on …
The rear-wheel brake hose routing is improper and may interfere with the powertrain forward hydraulic hose. If use continues, engine vibration may cause the brake hose to chafe and sustain damage, potentially …
Electric pump-type power steering systems may have improperly manufactured electrical wiring with inadequate water resistance. Water ingress can cause wiring corrosion. Continued use may allow corrosion to progress, potentially resulting in terminal …
The pin securing the power transmission gear in the transmission lacks sufficient strength and may experience wear. Continued operation in this condition can lead to progressive wear, and in the worst case, …
Power steering hoses manufactured with improper material composition have inferior pressure resistance. Repeated steering operations under high load, such as lock-to-lock turning, can cause cracks in the hose. Continued operation may result …
The fuel tank vent hose material is unsuitable and may degrade and crack due to ozone exposure. Continued use could result in fuel leakage when refueling to capacity.
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