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 278 of 352
On vehicles equipped with a rear body, the stopper rear body mounting position is improper, resulting in insufficient clearance between the stopper rear body mounting bolt and the rear brake pipe on …
On vehicles equipped with a rear body, the rear brake pipe clamp was not installed, causing the brake pipe to vibrate and potentially interfere with the stopper rear body mounting bolt. Continued …
The mounting bolts securing the air tank and battery box bracket are improperly tightened. These bolts may detach due to vibration during operation. If left unaddressed, the air tank may tilt, damaging …
The fuel return pipe attachment point on the fuel pump has improper molding, which may cause cracks at the attachment point due to vehicle vibration and other factors. Continued use without remediation …
In the front-wheel independent suspension drive systems of certain vehicles, the water ingress prevention structure of the front wheel hub interior bearing is inadequate, allowing mud and water to enter the bearing, …
In the accelerator interlock device that prevents the entry/exit door from opening during acceleration, the support position of the rod that prevents accelerator pedal depression while the door is open is improper. …
The electronic control unit (ECU) for the passing beam has improper internal programming that may misidentify a voltage drop immediately after illumination in low temperatures as a short circuit in the headlight …
The support position of the hydraulic power steering piping (feed hose) is improper, causing the hose to be excessively bent and subjected to excessive forces, which may result in cracks. This can …
In the brake master cylinder, some vehicles have brake pipes assembled in incorrect order, resulting in insufficient clearance with the power steering pipe. During vehicle operation, vibration may cause the brake pipe …
The rear brake pipes of the anti-lock brake system (ABS) may be installed with left and right sides reversed. As a result, when braking that activates ABS occurs, braking force is applied …
Due to improper casting process of pistons, some engines were assembled with pistons containing casting defects near the piston pin boss. Continued use at high RPM for extended periods may cause cracks …
The air compressor outlet air temperature is high, causing compressor lubricant to carbonize and accumulate inside the air outlet pipe. If operation continues in this condition, deposits inside the pipe are heated, …
Engine control wiring is routed improperly in some vehicles, causing interference with the cooling fan. Continued operation in this condition may result in wiring damage due to vehicle vibration during driving, causing …
The engine control electrical wiring is improperly secured, causing the wiring and its mounting bracket to interfere with each other. Continued operation in this condition may result in damage to the electrical …
Improper routing of brake air piping causes interference with the driver-side step mounting bracket. Under normal use, vibration during driving may damage the piping, potentially resulting in air leakage causing horn failure, …
The mounting bracket for the clutch booster lacks sufficient strength. Resonance at high engine RPM can cause cracks to develop in the bracket. If use continues in this condition, the bracket may …
The internal surface machining of the crankcase-mounted blowby gas check valve (back-pressure valve) on the engine is defective, causing the valve to stick and jam. This prevents proper pressure release inside the …
Some front wheel lower arm flanged ball joints have insufficient sealing, allowing water ingress into the ball joint. This causes grease loss and inadequate lubrication, resulting in corrosion at the joint. Continued …
The cruise control cancel switch attached to the master cylinder has an inadequate internal seal structure, allowing brake fluid to leak onto internal electrical terminals and causing corrosion. This increases internal resistance, …
The reflector material of the passing beam headlights is inappropriate, causing the reflector surface to peel due to bulb heat during passing beam operation. Continued use may result in reduced light intensity, …
In vehicles equipped with electronic air conditioning, the heater unit has an inadequate waterproof structure. If coolant leaks, it may contact the body-mounted electrical panel located below the heater unit, causing corrosion …
The lighting control module (LCM) has an inadequate breaker function. When electrical load exceeds capacity—such as when additional lighting is installed—excessive current flows through the LCM, causing overheating. This can result in …
Fire — Risk of fire. A fuel line jumper tube may chafe against the throttle cable; chafing of the fuel line may result in a fuel leak over time and can cause …
In vehicles modified from trucks into work trucks, the structural equipment arrangement of the work truck does not satisfy safety standards for maximum lateral stability angle of road vehicles.
The torque rod mounting bracket of the front axle suspension device has insufficient strength. Repeated braking loads on the bracket can cause cracks in the mounting components. If use continues without remedy, …
The mounting bolts for the rear seat have insufficient strength. When tightened with torque significantly exceeding the tightening torque normally expected during service in the field, cracks may develop. As a result, …
The engine rear mount supporting the engine has insufficient vibration rubber strength. Repeated engine rocking in the rotational direction during acceleration causes cracks to develop in the mount's rubber section, which may …
In the ball joints of the upper and lower arms in the independent front suspension system, the dust boot seal structure is inadequate. This allows mud and water to enter the joint, …
On large buses equipped with mixer-type CNG engines, improper routing of the accelerator cable results in insufficient clearance between the oil pressure hose or power steering hose and the cable. Continued use …
①On large buses equipped with gas valve-type CNG engines, the accelerator cable routing is improper, resulting in insufficient clearance between the fuel hose or power steering hose and the cable. Continued operation …
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