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 345 of 352
The plastic upper tank of the air conditioning heat exchanger installed in the cabin has insufficient strength. When the engine overheats, cracks may develop in the tank, causing coolant leakage. In the …
The guide stay of the airbag wiring connector at the steering wheel has manufacturing defects. The guide stay may detach, causing poor contact of the connector. This may result in airbag failure …
The mounting nut on the ball joint connecting the lower arm and knuckle arm of the front suspension may be insufficiently tightened. If operation continues in this state, the nut may loosen, …
The upper universal joint of the steering shaft in the steering system may contain cracks due to manufacturing defects. Continued use in this condition could result in loss of steering control.
Improper installation of the electrical wiring cover on the lower left front fender may result in the cover contacting and damaging the bumper mounting bracket during continued use. In worst case, this …
In vehicles equipped with diesel engines, some vacuum pump rotors that supply negative pressure to the brake booster have improperly machined blade retention grooves. If vehicles continue to be used in this …
In vehicles equipped with diesel engines, the rotor blade retention grooves of the vacuum pump that supplies negative pressure to the brake booster contain improper machining. If use continues in this condition, …
In vehicles equipped with diesel engines, the blade retention grooves in the rotor of the vacuum pump that supplies negative pressure to the brake booster contain improperly machined areas. Continued use in …
Certain front-wheel strut mounts have insufficient strength. Continued use in this condition may cause cracking in the rubber of the mount, and in the worst case, the strut may disengage, resulting in …
Certain front suspension strut mounting brackets have insufficient strength. Continued use in this condition may cause cracking in the rubber mount, and in the worst case, the strut may disengage, resulting in …
In right-hand drive vehicles, the vacuum hose of the brake booster is improperly formed, causing excessive load on the check valve (backflow prevention valve) mounting point attached to the intermediate section of …
The front wheel brake hose routed between the bracket below the spring coil and the vehicle body bracket lacks sufficient durability. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop in …
Certain plastic rollover valve mounting components installed on the upper portion of the fuel tank have molding defects. Continued use in this condition may cause gaps to develop between the affected component …
The front-wheel brake hose routed from the bracket below the spring coil to the vehicle-body bracket (or, for double-wishbone suspension systems, from the front brake caliper to the upper-arm bracket of the …
Electrical wiring for power windows inside the rear door panel may contact and become damaged at the edge of the wiring hole. In the worst case, the wiring could short circuit and …
The structure of the steering gear connection is unsuitable as a horn ground circuit, which may cause poor contact and result in the horn becoming inoperative.
The plastic bushing on the rod connecting the engine throttle lever to the automatic speed control device deteriorates due to engine heat and may detach. In the worst case, when the accelerator …
On vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions, the plastic rod inside the shift lever may fracture due to insufficient strength, allowing the transmission to be shifted without depressing the brake pedal. In the …
The overflow hose routing at the top of the engine radiator is improper, causing the hose to contact the battery terminal. Weak electrical current flowing through this contact melts the radiator hose …
Due to improper structure of the brake release button at the tip of the parking brake lever, the button may detach when the lever is pulled. If detachment occurs, the parking brake …
Improper installation of inlet and exhaust valve seals in the engine. Continued use in this condition may cause seal deformation, allowing engine oil to leak into the combustion chamber and increasing oil …
Some plastic clips on the roof rack mounting guide, specifically those on the front of the vehicle, are installed in an inappropriate position. When installed in such a position, the roof rack …
The rubber plug (shutoff valve) for the rear heater located on the upper engine may crack due to inappropriate material, causing coolant leakage. Continued operation in this condition may result in engine …
Some trailing links in the rear suspension assembly develop cracks due to insufficient strength. Continued use in this condition may result in failure of the link joint, potentially compromising driving stability.
Some vehicles have insufficient fastening torque on the bolt securing the right side of the steering gearbox to the vehicle body. Continued use in this condition may cause the bolt to loosen, …
In some vehicles, the electrical wiring from the two O2 sensors installed in the left and right exhaust pipes to the computer is connected in reverse (left and right reversed), which may …
The computer program that draws evaporative gas from the fuel tank into the engine is defective. In high ambient temperatures, when the accelerator pedal is released for deceleration, excessive fuel evaporative gas …
Improper routing of the shift cable connecting the transmission and shift lever. Continued use in this state may cause the shift cable to fracture due to repeated shifting operations, potentially rendering gear …
The crankshaft pulley that drives engine accessories such as the alternator has insufficient strength. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop in the pulley's damper rubber section, potentially resulting …
Some steering columns are not correctly assembled. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop at the steering column mounting point, and in the worst case, steering operation may become …
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