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 289 of 352
The rear axle upper torque rod bracket attachment to the frame lacks sufficient strength. High stress develops during rapid acceleration or braking, causing cracks. Continued use may result in bracket fracture, which …
In vehicles equipped with automatic transmission, due to improper programming in the shift solenoid valve control computer, there is a risk of momentary downshift to 1st or 2nd gear while driving in …
During the fuel hose inspection process at the manufacturing facility, improper force was applied to the resin pipe section of the fuel pump during inspection, causing microscopic cracks to develop in some …
The ground cable for the alternator has an inadequate wire gauge. During power generation, the cable's allowable current rating is exceeded, causing the cable to melt and burn. In worst cases, this …
In four-wheel drive vehicles, the input torque exceeds the fastening strength of the bolts securing the front propeller shaft to the front differential, causing these bolts to loosen. This results in abnormal …
Some brake light switches have been sprayed with inappropriate lubricant during the vehicle manufacturing process. As a result, lubricant components may oxidize during use, increasing contact resistance at the switch contacts and …
The wheel hub-side joint portion of the rear axle shaft has an improper geometry, causing operational loads to concentrate at the joint root. This can result in crack initiation at the root. …
The hub nuts on the front and rear wheels have improper fastening torque settings, which may cause them to loosen during operation. If driving continues in this condition, the hub nuts may …
The brake shoe heat treatment in the braking system is inadequate, resulting in insufficient adhesion between the brake shoe and lining in some units. Repeated brake operation may cause the lining to …
The fastening structure of the rubber-fitted bracket securing the injection tube of the fuel injection pump is inadequate. As the rubber deteriorates, the fastening bolts and nuts become loose, and the bracket …
The engine rear mount supporting the engine has insufficient damping rubber strength. Repeated engine rocking motion in the rotational direction during acceleration causes cracking and fracture of the rubber portion. Continued use …
On the rear tandem axle (non-drive axle) of rear two-axle trucks, the rear spring anti-slip stopper geometry is inadequate. During sharp turns with high center-of-gravity loading, the rear spring may disengage from …
In vehicles equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and hill-start assist device (EZGO: Easy Go), improper machining within the hydraulic control unit may cause brake pedal travel to increase during braking after …
The hose length of the rollover shutoff valve (front) installed to connect the left and right fuel tanks to the canister is inappropriate. Continued use may cause the hose to fracture due …
In training vehicles equipped with diesel engines and manual transmissions, the front exhaust pipe structure is inadequate, causing high stress to develop in the pipe bellows section due to engine vibration during …
The hose clamp design is inappropriate for the radiator upper hose length, resulting in insufficient retention force of the hose on the insertion pipe in some cases. Consequently, engine operation may apply …
The hose clamp design is inappropriate for the radiator upper hose length, resulting in insufficient retention force on the insertion pipe. Due to engine vibration, a pulling force may be applied to …
The hose clamp securing the connection between the radiator hose and water pipe is positioned improperly, resulting in insufficient retention force of the hose on the water pipe. This may cause coolant …
Improper fastening of cabin electrical wiring causes assembly process variation, resulting in insufficient clearance between some hood lock release handle brackets and the wiring. The bracket mounting bolts can damage the wire …
Machining defects during manufacturing of the engine exhaust valve drive camshaft have resulted in some shafts bearing scratches (on the oil hole boss protrusion). Continued operation in this condition risks catastrophic camshaft …
A non-standard component was installed in the alarm sound generating device, causing the sound level to exceed the standard value and fail to meet the technical standards for the alarm sound generating …
In the headlight switch, improper lubricating grease was mixed into the contact sliding portion. During use, wear debris or oxidation products of the lubricating grease may generate on the sliding portion, causing …
The parking brake solenoid valve has inadequate water-resistance design, allowing water ingress into the internal structure. Corrosion of the solenoid coil can cause coil short-circuit and loss of function. In the worst …
The protective covering and fixing method of the electrical wiring for the parking brake solenoid valve is inadequate. Vibration during operation may cause the electrical wiring to interfere with the filter mounting …
The air piping (nylon tubing) for the parking brake (wheel parking brake) has insufficient routing clearance. Rear axle vertical movement during driving and height control operation causes the nylon tubing to interfere …
The split head of the split flange coupling used at the pipe joint of the drivetrain hydraulic piping lacks sufficient strength, and cracks may develop in the split head. Continued operation may …
The lock system of the gull-wing doors on the rear of the vehicle body has inappropriate spring return force settings for the lock that engages with the catch, and improper reaction force …
The lock system of the emergency door installed at the rear has improper spring return force settings for the lock that engages with the catch, and the weather strip reaction force is …
The ball stud strength of the knuckle arm is insufficient. Repeated heavy steering lock usage or high-frequency steering operation can cause cracks to develop in the ball stud. If use continues in …
The rack controlling fuel injection quantity in the fuel injection pump has insufficient strength in its notch groove, and the fuel injection pump mounting method to the engine is inappropriate. Continued use …
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