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 73 of 355
In the mild hybrid vehicle mid-voltage battery control module (MVBM), due to inappropriate programming, an error occurs when clearing diagnostic trouble code (DTC) data, potentially causing repeated restarts. As a result, the …
In large trucks equipped with mechanical automatic transmissions, an improper ignition switch may cause erroneous ignition OFF signals to be transmitted. This can result in sudden engine shutdown and, if the light …
On large rear reflectors of aerial work platforms and similar vehicles, the mounting position of the large rear reflector is improper, resulting in non-compliance with safety standards.
The impeller (resin fan wheel) of the low-pressure fuel pump may swell and deform due to fuel absorption caused by inadequate molding conditions that result in low resin density. This can cause …
The impeller (resin fan wheel) of the low-pressure fuel pump may swell and deform due to inadequate molding conditions resulting in low resin density, causing expansion when exposed to fuel. This can …
The onboard diagnostic (OBD) control program in the engine control unit's control software is inappropriate, which may prevent proper fault diagnosis from being performed.
In the EV battery management system, improper production control has resulted in some units being equipped with different control programs. Consequently, internal system communication failures may occur when the system activates, and …
In the dashboard, due to inadequate manufacturing control, the skin is not properly welded to the carrier in some units. As a result, when the passenger-side airbag deploys during a collision or …
In the 48V starter alternator wiring, improper work instructions have resulted in incorrect mounting brackets and improper connections in some vehicles. Consequently, under high-load operation, current exceeding the fuse capacity may flow, …
In the 48V battery management system equipped with a 48V starter alternator, the control program is inappropriate, which may prevent the 48V battery internal switch from engaging and starting power supply. As …
(1) In the 48V battery management system equipped with a 48V starter-alternator, improper control programming may cause synchronization failures with other systems. As a result, engine start delays, engine warning light may …
In the power transmission system of agricultural tractors, due to an inappropriate travel control program, abnormal wear of the clutch disc may occur during start operations under heavy pulling conditions. If operation …
In the rear axle U-bolt nut tightening process for small trucks, improper fastening equipment settings result in insufficient tightening torque on some units. Continued operation may cause the nut to loosen and …
In vehicles equipped with the optional emergency brake system, certain display units have improper manufacturing specifications at the LCD panel mounting section, resulting in missing waterproof treatment. Rainwater and other moisture can …
The drawbar support (coupling device) on agricultural tractors has insufficient fastening bolt strength, which can result in fastening bolt failure. This may cause an agricultural work trailer attached to the tractor to …
Excessive grease was applied to the O-ring of the reservoir piston in some ABS (anti-lock brake system) modulators due to inadequate management of the grease application equipment. As a result, grease that …
Some headlights had their optical axis adjusted under incorrect conditions during manufacturing. Consequently, the optical axis direction may not conform to the standard specification.
In convertible models, due to improper body computer programming, the convertible roof can be opened and closed via remote key fob. This creates a risk of occupant contact with the roof if …
The front seat belts have insufficient design consideration for actual use conditions. Depending on seat cushion position, the flexible steel cable may be pulled at an angle. This can cause cable damage …
Due to inadequate parts order management, some rear seat belts (left and right) may have non-specification components installed. This may result in non-compliance with the standards of UN Regulation No. 16.
In large-size transit buses, the engine ECU control program is inadequate, which may cause maximum combustion pressure to exceed the allowable limit of the connecting rod. Continued operation in this condition may …
In the integrated brake system hydraulic circuit control unit, improper manufacturing equipment settings result in inadequate welding between the hydraulic pump motor rotor and shaft in some units. Consequently, the rotor may …
In the urea SCR system of rotary snow removal vehicles, the routing instructions for the urea hose are inappropriate, causing some hoses to contact high-temperature exhaust pipe areas. This results in hose …
In the electric brake booster, the mounting position of the magnet on the motor shaft of the rotational angle sensor, which is an internal component, is improper. This may cause the software …
The engine control computer has an inappropriate control program. When the throttle is opened during starting, ignition control does not function properly, and engine stall may occur during acceleration or re-acceleration after …
The engine control computer has an inappropriate control program. Carbon deposits accumulate in the combustion chamber, and portions may flake off and lodge in the seat surface of the exhaust or intake …
Due to inadequate work management, the retainer securing the brand emblem on the driver-side airbag cover may not be properly installed. Upon airbag deployment, the brand emblem or retainer may scatter, potentially …
Dashboard harness routing is improperly designed, allowing contact with the steering column. Vehicle vibration may damage the harness, potentially causing horn, windshield wipers, ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems), driver airbag, or turn …
In the fuel tank manufacturing process, adhesive applied to materials during production may be insufficient due to improper process control. This can result in fuel leakage from areas with inadequate adhesion.
In the brake booster, the fastening torque specification for the fixed nuts is inadequate, resulting in two locations not being properly torqued. Consequently, the fixed nuts may loosen during use, causing abnormal …
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