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 352 of 355
A manufacturing defect exists in the retainer—the component that maintains hydraulic pressure in the clutches that operate in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gears within the automatic transmission. If use continues in this …
On left-hand drive vehicles, the cover attached to the upper portion of the front windshield wiper motor has an undersized shape, allowing water to enter the motor interior. Continued use in this …
Electrical wiring routed between the battery and distribution box is improperly configured. Vibration during vehicle operation causes the wiring to interfere with itself, potentially damaging the insulation and causing short circuits. In …
Some vehicles may have incorrect specification bulbs installed in the auxiliary headlights.
The seal plug at the tip of the fuel distributor, which distributes fuel to each cylinder of the engine, is installed improperly. Continued use in this condition may cause the seal plug's …
Welding residue (fine particles) generated during fuel tank manufacturing is not completely removed. This residue may be drawn into the fuel pump, causing wear on the fuel pump's sliding surfaces. Alternatively, residue …
The backplate attached to the front-wheel disc brake of the braking system has an undersized shape. If operation continues in this condition, foreign matter may enter from the backplate and adhere to …
The driver's seat rail has inadequate strength. If used in this condition, in the worst case, if the vehicle is struck from behind, the rail may fracture and the seat may tip …
In the bracket that secures the front-wheel brake hose to the shock absorber outer tube, improper mounting angle of the brake hose causes twisting in some units. Continued use in this condition …
The electrical wiring connecting the battery to the fuse box is routed improperly and may interfere with the ABS control unit or brake pipes in its vicinity. Continued use in this condition …
The electrical wiring connecting the battery to the starter motor is routed improperly and may interfere with the edge of the battery mounting bracket. Continued use in this condition could result in …
If the engine overheats and operation continues in this condition, the coolant auxiliary tank (sub-tank) may expand due to vapor pressure, causing the overflow pipe—which is routed between the sub-tank and the …
During the welding process of the propeller shaft used in the power transmission system of four-wheel drive vehicles, the welding electrode made localized contact, causing cracks to develop in some propeller shafts. …
Some fuel tank filler neck joints have welding defects. When the fuel tank is filled to capacity, fuel may leak from the affected filler neck joint, potentially resulting in fire.
The bracket structure securing the solenoid valve for hydraulic pressure adjustment of the hydraulic timer controlling fuel injection timing in the engine is inadequate. This causes the oil return pipe connected to …
The ignition controller (igniter) installed on vehicles equipped with electronic fuel injection may deteriorate due to ozone (O3) or heat generated during discharge. If use continues in this condition, the controller may …
1) Fastening bolts securing the propeller shaft support are insufficiently tightened. If operation continues in this condition, bolts may loosen and detach in worst case, resulting in loss of propulsion. 2) Front …
High-tension cords connecting the ignition coil to the distributor are routed improperly, causing contact with the rubber fuel return hose that returns fuel from the fuel injector manifold to the fuel tank. …
Some gasoline engines have improper assembly of seal plugs on the front and rear surfaces of the cylinder head. Continued use in this condition may result in seal plug detachment, engine oil …
In vehicles equipped with automatic cruise control, improper lubrication of the ball joint connector during assembly of the throttle linkage may cause rust to develop at the joint, which in the worst …
Rust-preventative coating is applied to the front wheel hub and rear brake drum. Continued use in this condition may result in reduced wheel nut torque due to road impacts and other factors, …
Improper installation of engine oil cooler hose may cause interference with the steering gear box. Continued use in this condition risks hose damage, potentially leading to engine oil leakage and fire.
Improper installation of the front-wheel brake pipe in the primary braking system may cause interference between the brake pipe and the front suspension link rod (strut-stabilizer connecting rod) during steering operations. Continued …
Improper attachment of the front-wheel brake pipe to the primary braking system causes interference between the brake pipe and the front suspension link rod (connecting rod between strut and stabilizer bar) during …
During the manufacturing process of the steering column shaft, plastic pins installed at the connection between the lower shaft and upper shaft to absorb impact from collisions may have been installed with …
Primary-side wiring connected to the ignition coil of the ignition system has sections made of material with low wire resistance. Continued extended use at low RPM causes heat buildup inside the ignition …
The bracket mounting hole shape that retains the radiator hose of the cooling system in the engine compartment is inappropriate. Continued use in this condition may cause the bracket to shift due …
The fixing bracket (clip) securing the electrical wiring (battery cable) between the battery and starter motor is improperly installed. Continued operation in this condition causes the battery cable and clip to rub …
The ignition control unit (igniter) installed on vehicles equipped with electronic fuel injection may fail due to the effects of ozone (O₃) or heat from electrical discharge. Continued use in this condition …
The wiring of the temperature sensor circuit for the warning lamp, which illuminates to alert the driver of an abnormality when the catalyst temperature of the gasoline engine exhaust emission control device …
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