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 72 of 352
In the running gear of combine harvesters, inadequate strength design results in insufficient strength of the arms (rolling/rear) that perform vehicle body horizontal control (vertical and lateral tilt of the vehicle body). …
The multimedia card in the media control unit has insufficient durability for the vehicle's intended service life. Repeated write/erase cycles exceed the limit, causing degradation and loss of touchscreen display. This may …
Certain wheel rims on chemical fire truck tires have insufficient strength due to inadequate process control and material quality management during manufacturing. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop …
Due to improper work instructions regarding shift cable mounting, some vehicles lack the mounting bolts that secure the cable to the vehicle body. Consequently, running vibrations may cause the shift cable to …
The sound-damping foam pad installed on the underside of the fuel tank has insufficient moisture validation. When water ingress occurs, the pad can remain damp for extended periods. If moisture becomes corrosive, …
In the combination meter, the rear seat belt warning control program is inappropriate, so the rear seat belt warning does not display when the POWER is ON and rear seat occupants are …
The ABS (anti-lock brake system) modulator has inadequate grease application equipment management, resulting in excessive grease being applied to the O-ring of the reservoir piston in some units. Consequently, grease migrates to …
Noise label inventory management was inadequate, resulting in some noise labels affixed to vehicles containing incorrect values in the noise test conditions and acceleration noise level fields. Consequently, these vehicles do not …
In the emission control system, the engine control computer program is inappropriate, resulting in a condition where diagnostic failure results from the turbocharger are not transmitted to the engine control computer. As …
In the evaporative emission control system, the engine control computer program is inappropriate, resulting in a condition where fault diagnostic results from the turbocharger are not transmitted to the engine control computer. …
In vehicles where the fuel tank of a large tractor has been relocated, improper welding of the support bracket that secures the fuel tank bracket may cause cracks to develop. Continued use …
Due to improper manufacturing instructions, microscopic porosity may develop in the engine crankcase. This can result in engine oil leakage and illumination of the low oil level warning light.
The ESP (Electronic Stability Program) control unit has an improper control program that may cause deviations in yaw sensor calculations. As a result, ESP control may not be optimally executed according to …
In electric forklifts, certain contaminants may have been introduced during the manufacturing of battery electrode pole seals. These contaminants can cause corrosion of the electrode poles. If operation continues in this condition, …
The photoelectric sensor (photoelectric device) for bus door pinch prevention is insufficiently designed to withstand external factors such as water droplets on the phototube and stray light. This can cause false detection …
The photoelectric sensor in the bus door open/close mechanism has insufficient consideration for external factors affecting the photomultiplier tube. Water adhesion and stray light may cause the photoelectric device to malfunction, potentially …
In the powertrain transmission system, valve bodies may experience abnormal wear causing hydraulic fluid leakage. Additionally, when hydraulic leakage occurs, the AT control computer program may be inappropriate, resulting in failure to …
In the onboard diagnostic system (OBD) of heavy-duty trucks compliant with the 2016 emission regulations, the Engine Management System (EMS) program is inappropriate. When a diagnostic trouble code erasure is requested via …
In batteries for battery-powered forklifts, pole packing on the positive pole side may contain foreign matter. When specific poles are combined with this foreign matter, corrosion products are generated. If operation continues …
The Engine Control Unit (DME) programming is inappropriate, which may prevent proper evaluation of evaporative gas generated in the fuel tank. As a result, the engine warning light may not illuminate despite …
In agricultural tractor clutches, bearing sleeves manufactured through improper machining processes may not be correctly produced. This causes stress concentration on the bearing sleeve during clutch operation, resulting in partial sleeve damage …
In agricultural tractor engine harnesses, improper routing instructions cause interference between the harness and engine mount bracket. Continued use in this condition may allow vibration to open splits in the corrugated tube …
The driver-side airbag inflator has inadequate moisture prevention, allowing the gas generant to absorb moisture. Consequently, if the gas generant undergoes repeated cycles of moisture absorption and drying during use, the airbag …
The front subframe may develop cracks during manufacturing due to improper material storage prior to production. During vehicle operation, the affected subframe may fracture, and in the worst case, the lower arm …
The quick connector material in the fuel supply piping of the fuel system is inappropriate. Repeated exposure to excessive engine compartment temperatures can soften the connector, causing premature deterioration and cracking. This …
The driver-side airbag inflator lacks adequate moisture protection, allowing the gas generant to absorb moisture. Repeated moisture absorption and drying cycles during use may prevent the airbag from deploying properly during activation.
The front side member on the passenger side may have cracks due to manufacturing equipment defects. As use progresses, cracks can propagate, reducing the strength of the side member. In the worst …
Front seat belts may be installed with slack due to improper assembly instructions, with the belt trapped by the center pillar trim interior component. During a collision, slack in the belt can …
Certain starter-alternators have gaps in the housing due to improper manufacturing tolerance settings. Moisture can enter the interior, and if circuits within the starter-alternator short-circuit, overheating may occur, potentially resulting in fire.
Certain inline 4-cylinder diesel engines have insufficient timing chain strength due to improper material selection and surface treatment. The timing chain may break during engine operation, potentially causing engine shutdown while driving …
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