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 301 of 355
The paint application on the chassis mounting surface for the rear axle is improper, resulting in excessive paint film thickness in some cases. Vibration from the road surface may cause the rear …
The transfer case housing casting process was inadequate, causing warping in some housings. This can prevent the internal hydraulic pump from operating reliably. As a result, abnormal noise may be generated from …
The coolant hose and aluminum coolant pipe of the auxiliary electric coolant pump have insufficient clearance in some vehicles, causing interference. Engine vibration causes the coolant hose to wear and rupture, resulting …
The electrical wiring (main harness) routing is improper, causing interference with the return spring of the foot-operated parking brake pedal. Vibration during driving may damage the wiring, resulting in malfunction of the …
Insufficient riveting of the rivet securing the rear seat belt buckle to the bracket may cause the rivet to detach, allowing the seat belt buckle to separate and potentially fail to restrain …
Due to improper assembly of the brake light switch, the switch mounting section is damaged and the rod that actuates the internal contact is misaligned in some units. Continued use in this …
Insufficient welding on the clutch cable mounting bracket of the pedal bracket results in inadequate weld strength in some vehicles. Continued use may cause the weld between the pedal bracket and clutch …
The drive plate that transmits power from the running motor to the drum has insufficient strength. Cracks may develop in part of the plate during operation and work. If use continues in …
The control cable routing for the forward/reverse operation lever is improper, causing the cable to interfere with the hydraulic hose during right and left turns in some vehicles. Continued use may result …
The locking structure of the bearing nut on the oscillation center pin and its tightening torque specification are inadequate. During vehicle operation, if oscillation occurs, the bearing washer for locking the bearing …
The main circuit breaker's capacity setting is inappropriate, and engine heat and vibration may cause the breaker contacts to open. This results in power cutoff, engine shutdown, and loss of vehicle operability.
Some wheel attachment bolts produced with incorrect material lack sufficient strength. As a result, these bolts may fracture due to tightening force during wheel installation or impact from road surface during driving.
Due to inadequate processing of the cylinder block in the propulsion hydraulic motor, partial wear of the cylinder block (9 bore holes) reduces motor volumetric efficiency, causing gradual loss of driving force. …
The strut plate that retains the front wheel coil spring has insufficient strength. In high-temperature, high-humidity environments with repeated stop-and-go traffic, cracks may develop in the plate, causing abnormal noise. If use …
Improper crimping of hydraulic hoses connecting the hydraulic control unit of the hydraulic damper system to the cross-block (circuit distributing oil to front and rear wheels) may cause internal steel wire breakage …
① The crimping of the high-pressure hose connecting the hydraulic damper oil pump and hydraulic control unit is insufficient in some units, causing oil leakage from the crimped section due to vibration …
The contact geometry in the blower fan motor fuse circuit, which controls air conditioning airflow and similar functions in the passenger compartment, is inadequate. Continuous operation of the air conditioning at maximum …
Improper adjustment during installation of the trunk lid telescopic spring that retains the trunk lid can cause excessive stress on the ball socket when the trunk lid is opened and closed repeatedly. …
At high altitudes with low atmospheric pressure, during high-engine-speed driving, the impeller rotation speed within the fuel pump exceeds design limits, causing excessive fuel agitation. This generates air bubbles in the fuel, …
The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) ground wire terminal has inadequate waterproofing. Rainwater can seep through the terminal into the ground wire, infiltrating the ABS module connector. This causes electrode corrosion and short-circuiting …
Front hub strength is insufficient. Repeated high-frequency cornering may cause cracks to develop near the base of the hub flange. Additional factors such as maintenance condition and load conditions may accelerate crack …
In vehicles equipped with an additional catalyst to comply with diesel emission regulations implemented in the Greater Tokyo Area (Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, and Kanagawa prefectures), the exhaust pipe ahead of the main …
In vehicles modified from two-wheel drive to four-wheel drive, the rivets securing the steering gear bracket to the vehicle body have insufficient strength. Repeated maximum steering angle turns can cause these rivets …
The strut plate that retains the front wheel coil spring has insufficient strength. Repeated stop-and-go driving in high-temperature, high-humidity environments can cause cracks to develop in the plate, resulting in abnormal noise. …
The headlight leveling system contains an angle sensor linkage bracket mounted on the left rear trailing arm with improper installation methods. When the vehicle is lifted and the rear suspension is fully …
The fuel pump flange ring nut is insufficiently torqued, causing elevated fuel tank internal pressure to force fuel to leak from the gasket between the ring nut and fuel tank. In the …
④The fuel level sensor mount gasket has insufficient dimensions, which may cause fuel to leak from the mount due to engine vibrations, potentially resulting in fire.
③Insufficient fastening torque on the fuel pump flange causes fuel leakage from the flange due to increased internal pressure in the fuel tank, potentially resulting in fire.
Insufficient tightening of fuel hose clamps may allow fuel leakage at the clamp connection due to engine vibration and similar factors, potentially resulting in fire.
① Some fuel hose connectors have O-rings that can become misaligned during connection/disconnection. Repeated connection/disconnection cycles may damage the O-ring, causing fuel leakage, which in worst cases could lead to fire.
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