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.
10558 recalls on record · page 277 of 352
The belt-type continuously variable transmission (CVT) contains metal belt segments (elements) with improper separation after press processing, resulting in deformed element bodies. This causes concentrated stress at the element root under driving …
The metal belt-type continuously variable transmission (CVT) contains elements (links) whose separation following press machining is improper, resulting in deformation of some element bodies. This causes concentrated stress at the element root …
The universal joint section on the transmission side of the propeller shaft has a large angle, causing the temperature of this section to rise during high-speed driving. This accelerates the degradation of …
The hood locking mechanism securing the hood to the vehicle body contains insufficiently welded strikers attached to the hood. Continued use in this condition may cause the striker weld to separate. If …
Poor machining precision of the tilt bracket boss that connects the tailgate lift link causes stress concentration at the welded connection, which may result in cracking. If the vehicle continues to be …
The exhaust pipe bellows section is secured using an improper method, which may cause cracks to develop in the bellows due to engine vibration. Continued use in this condition may result in …
In vehicle-mounted simple cranes, the push-pull cable detecting the limit switch position—a safety device for reliably determining crane operation and traveling states—has improper crimping positioning. Consequently, some units fail to detect the …
Fire — Risk of fire. The second heating system is inadvertently activated during a garage/dealer intervention on the heating system, the structure of the second heating system can overheat; burning smell and …
The welded joint between the propeller shaft pipe and spline shaft in the power transmission system has insufficient fatigue strength. Repeated excessive hard acceleration or hill starts can cause cracks to develop …
The casting process of the transfer case, which is a recall remedy component, was conducted improperly, resulting in core sand remaining in the oil holes within the transfer case. Some oil holes …
In vehicles where the fuel tank orientation was changed from horizontal to vertical mounting, the attachment bolts securing the fuel tank to the vehicle body via brackets (tank support, tank support bracket) …
Some rear door exterior handle door-open levers have defective riveting at the pivot point. This causes the lever to not fully return when the door is closed, preventing the latch from securing …
The electrical control forward/reverse control unit has an inadequate waterproof structure at the wiring outlet, allowing water to enter the unit interior during washing and other operations, causing corrosion of the variable …
The fastening torque specification for the front axle mounting bolts is inappropriate. Repeated loads during snow removal operations may cause bolt loosening. Additionally, on some vehicles, paint residue remained on the front …
The impeller material in the fuel pump is unsuitable, causing the impeller to swell and deform due to fuel components, potentially interfering with the impeller case. Continued operation may result in impeller …
Improper solder joints on internal terminals of the injection relay controlling fuel supply and the main relay controlling power supply may cause relay malfunction. Continued use in this condition could result in …
Insufficient fastening torque on bolts securing the tailgate stopper to the body-side bracket allows bolts to loosen during use. Continued operation causes play at the bolt location, increasing stress. In worst cases, …
Due to improper electrical circuitry in the lighting system, the brake light does not illuminate when the auxiliary braking device (electromagnetic retarder) is activated. Additionally, this defect can damage the brake light …
The fastening bolts securing the transmission shift and select rod mounting brackets were improperly tightened, resulting in some bolts becoming loose. Continued operation in this condition may cause the bolts to detach, …
Insufficient strength in the knuckle stopper area of the front axle can result in excessive stress on the kingpin boss during vehicle cornering and similar operations, potentially causing cracks in the stopper …
Improper machining of the key groove in the clutch release fork creates a stress concentration structure with insufficient strength in some units. Repeated clutch operation causes cracks to develop in the fork. …
The cooling water hose of the fluid-type auxiliary braking device mounted on the transmission has insufficient durability. Cracks develop due to vibration during operation, and in some cases the hose becomes detached. …
The lower radius rod on the front axle has insufficient strength for extended use beyond design specifications, and may develop cracks. Continued operation in this condition could result in rod fracture in …
The lower radius rod on the rear axle has insufficient strength. Repeated cyclic loading during low-speed turning on mountain roads and similar conditions may cause cracking in the rod. Continued use in …
The air charge pipe, which supplies compressed air to the brake system air tank, has insufficient strength. Cracks may develop in this pipe due to vehicle body vibration and similar factors. If …
Some airbag control units were mistakenly equipped with a passenger vehicle G-sensor (high sensitivity type). Continued use in this condition may cause the airbag to inadvertently deploy due to strong road surface …
The vent ring (with a vent valve to prevent liquid fuel from being drawn into the fuel vapor canister during operation) welded to the resin fuel tank has improper molding. Repeated expansion …
In vehicles equipped with front fog lights sold as dealer-optional parts, an incorrect light switch was installed during fog light mounting. When the right turn signal is activated with both the low-beam …
Injuries — Risk of injury. The front suspension lower ball joint may wear and become loose; in extreme case ball joint may separate from knuckle and cause loss of steering control.
The attachment clip securing the connection between the brake pedal and pushrod may not be properly installed on some vehicles. Repeated brake operation could cause the connection to separate, potentially resulting in …
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