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 282 of 352
The fastening bolts securing the power steering valve mounting bracket are insufficiently tightened. Vibration during operation may cause these bolts to loosen. Continued use in this condition can result in insufficient spline …
The fuel pump electronic control unit has inadequate waterproofing, which allows water to infiltrate the terminal connection between the electronic control unit and fuel pump, causing corrosion. This corroded connection terminal can …
The bolts fastening the front suspension tension rod to the cross member and the bolts securing the shock absorber to the hub are improperly tightened, which may cause these bolts to loosen …
Improper machining of the manual transmission input shaft has resulted in some units lacking oil supply holes. Consequently, bearing lubrication for the gear mounted on the input shaft is not supplied. Continued …
The front fog lamp socket holder has an inadequate fixing structure. Repeated thermal expansion and contraction of the socket holder caused by bulb on/off cycles can cause the socket holder to detach …
Some vehicles are equipped with an incorrectly short bank sensor bolt—a bolt installed beneath the rider footrest to detect ground contact when the motorcycle leans. Consequently, during right turns, the muffler body …
The upper hinged door mounted at the rear of the vehicle has an improper attachment structure. The plastic hinges at the door's upper edge degrade and fracture due to atmospheric ozone and …
In vehicles equipped with an improved fuel hose to address fuel pump noise, improper molding of the fuel hose may cause cracks to develop in the bent sections and connection points during …
Improper routing of electrical wiring from the alternator can cause the wiring to contact and become damaged by vehicle vibration and other factors. Continued use may result in inability to charge the …
The fuel supply hose routing in the engine compartment is improper, causing the hose to interfere with and be damaged by friction against the accelerator cable due to engine vibration. Continued use …
Improper combination of disc wheels for tube-type tires and brake drums causes interference between the disc wheel and brake drum in some cases. This results in disc wheel deformation, and continued use …
The hardening treatment of the stepped portions on the front and rear axle shafts is inadequate, resulting in insufficient strength. Repeated high-speed cornering and similar operations may cause cracks to develop in …
The electric shift lever switch for forward/reverse selection has some units with a narrow gap in the forward contact. In high ambient temperature conditions such as summer, minor thermal distortion of the …
In four-wheel drive vehicles equipped with manual transmissions, improper clearance settings between the transmission case and transfer case can cause interference depending on assembly conditions, resulting in overloading of the differential side …
The mounting structure of the upper flip-up door attached to the vehicle rear is inadequate. The plastic hinges at the door's upper edge deteriorate and fracture due to atmospheric ozone, ultraviolet radiation, …
The mounting bracket for the spare tire carrier has insufficient strength, which can cause cracks to develop. In the worst case, the bracket may fracture and the spare tire could fall off, …
The auxiliary steering system (a device for ensuring operability when working with the driver's seat facing rearward), which is prohibited for use during general road driving, has insufficient safeguards against unintended operation. …
The electrical circuit of the emergency flash indicator is inappropriate, causing the front emergency flash display to not flash properly.
The rear seat attachment structure is inappropriate. When significant rotational force is applied to the rear seat mounting bolts—such as when weight is alternately applied to the left and right edges of …
Manufacturing burrs may be present in the piston cup inside the brake master cylinder, which can cause cracks in the piston cup. If used in this condition, the piston cup may fracture …
Inadequate waterproofing and corrosion protection on the vehicle body-side attachment bracket (rear suspension support) of the radius rod that secures the rear axle allow de-icing agents and similar substances to adhere to …
The connector fitting of the engine idle-up cable has an inappropriate shape. When the accelerator pedal is fully depressed, this connector fitting may catch on the return spring hook. This could prevent …
The right front brake pipe routing is improper, causing interference with the transmission gear shift rod during gear changes. Continued use may result in damage to the pipe, and in the worst …
Improper assembly of electrical wiring in the vehicle's central section has resulted in wiring being pinched by the vehicle body. Continued use in this condition may cause the wiring insulation to be …
Some vehicles are missing the waterproof cover on the air brake booster's intake/exhaust port, allowing water ingress. Continued operation can cause internal corrosion of the booster, potentially leading to piston malfunction, reduced …
The ball stud strength is insufficient. Repeated steering lock-to-lock maneuvers can cause cracks to develop in the ball stud taper. Continued use in this condition may result in taper fracture and loss …
Insufficient clamping force at the tie rod end clamp can cause bending and prying of the tie rod threads due to suspension articulation, resulting in thread wear and play. Continued operation in …
The bracket securing the fuel injection nozzle pipe has insufficient strength, and engine vibration can cause the bracket to fracture. Additionally, the high-pressure fuel pipe geometry and clamp structure are inadequate, which …
In snow removal vehicles and similar equipment, the electrical wiring (junction cord) from the alternator has insufficient capacity. When snow plows and other work equipment are used, the resulting current can cause …
The electrical wiring routing for the electronic control unit (ECU) mounted inside the instrument panel is improper, and in some cases the wiring interferes with the bracket that secures the ECU. Continued …
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