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 278 of 355
The piston strength in the hydrostatic transmission motor is insufficient. Repeated operation involving sudden shifts between forward and reverse can cause piston fracture. Continued use may result in the piston detaching from …
Improper routing of chassis electrical wiring beneath the cabin floor causes interference between the engine harness bracket and the wiring. Continued operation in this condition may result in the wiring short-circuiting due …
Certain bell crank ball joint socket welds contain defects. Repeated locking operations such as full-lock maneuvers can cause cracks to initiate and propagate at these weld locations. If operation continues uncorrected, crack …
An incorrect component was installed in the connector portion of the electrical wiring connected to the hydraulic unit, allowing water to enter the hydraulic unit through the connector. Continued use may cause …
The slave lever bracket mounting section lacks sufficient strength. Repeated operations such as lock-to-lock steering can cause cracks to develop in this area. Continued use in this condition may allow cracks to …
The suspension fork fixing thread pin lacks sufficient strength. In the market, if the camber adjustment shim is installed incorrectly or the lower arm bushing is modified, the load on the pin …
The vent pipe welded to the fuel tank is improperly secured. Repeated expansion and contraction of the fuel tank can cause cracks to form at the vent pipe attachment point. When fuel …
The electrical wiring of the alternator is inadequately secured. Vibrations from the engine cause the wiring branches to interfere with each other near the branch points, resulting in insulation damage. Continued use …
The contact material of the turn signal indicator and emergency flasher relay is inappropriate, which may cause arcing at the relay contacts. This can result in partial melting and sticking of electrode …
The fuel delivery pump in the accumulator-type fuel injection system may have foreign material clogging the overflow valve due to inadequate cleanliness control during assembly and manufacturing processes. When operated in low-temperature …
Improper routing of door harnesses for power windows and similar components causes interference between the direction indicator and emergency flasher electrical wiring and these harnesses. Repeated door opening and closing can damage …
The bushing of the camshaft drive head idler gear on the prime mover has been machined improperly, causing backlash between the gear's fixed shaft and bushing. This generates excessive stress at the …
The attachment position of the seat belt guide on the rear center seat is too high, which prevents proper positioning of the seat belt when fastened on some vehicles. As a result, …
In van-type vehicles, the mounting structure of the upper hinged door installed at the rear is inadequate. The plastic hinge at the door's upper edge deteriorates and fractures due to atmospheric ozone, …
In van-type vehicles, the mounting structure of the upper flip-up door installed at the vehicle rear is inadequate. The plastic hinges at the door's upper edge deteriorate and fracture due to atmospheric …
The fuel return hose connecting to the fuel tank may develop cracks due to fuel pressure, as the manufacturing method is improper. Continued use could result in hose failure and fuel leakage.
In vehicles that share hydraulic fluid between the steering system and snow-removal equipment, the return-side hydraulic hose in the snow-removal equipment's hydraulic circuit has insufficient pressure rating and inadequate fastening force at …
In the adjustable radius rod (left axle side) of the leaf spring buffer device, the fixing bolt is insufficiently tightened, causing the threaded portion of the rod to loosen. If operation continues …
The upper welding of the rear shock absorber is improper, and due to vibration and impact during operation, the weld may fracture, causing the shock absorber to detach and the vehicle body …
Improper routing of electrical wiring in the cabin causes interference between the wiring and the edges of the clutch booster or the fastening point between the clutch pedal and push rod. Continued …
Improper routing of the secondary winding inside the ignition coil causes excessive stress on the winding terminal due to engine heat, potentially leading to wire breakage. This results in insufficient ignition coil …
The solenoid valve coil wire, which controls hydraulic pressure in the automatic transmission, may deform due to improper crimping procedure during assembly. Repeated thermal stress from expansion and contraction cycles caused by …
The ignition switch has an improperly designed contact structure, causing arc discharge between contacts. The resulting heat melts the plastic contact plate. Continued use allows the melted plastic to accumulate between contacts, …
In front-wheel brake chambers of vehicles equipped with full-air brakes, the seal guide that retains the air-tight seal has insufficient strength and may fracture due to vibration during braking. Fragments of the …
Improper fastening specifications for bolts attaching the transmission to the engine can result in bolt loosening due to repeated hard acceleration, creating a gap between the engine and transmission. Continued operation in …
The connector mounting boss of the air supply port in the transmission gear shift unit (GSU) has insufficient strength. Repeated vibration from gear noise during shifting can stress the connector screw portion, …
On two-wheeled vehicles, the pin securing the return spring of the side stand is not made of the specified material, resulting in insufficient strength in some cases. Repeated operation of the side …
In the cooling system, improper processing of the bypass hose can cause the two-layer structure to delaminate due to heat from the engine and other sources, resulting in premature hose degradation. If …
① The rear wheel brake hose routing is improper, which may cause the hose to contact the drive chain during operation. Continued use in this condition may result in hose damage, brake …
The ball joint connecting the knuckle arm and steering cylinder in the steering system has insufficient strength. Frequent high-load steering operations, such as maximum articulation, can cause cracks to develop in the …
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