Vehicle Recalls
5,466 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002947
active0 MITSUBISHI WA Express (manual & auto)
There is a possibility of metal fatigue affecting the integrity of the tailgate gas strut retaining bracket.
Light Vehicle
19 Jan 2007
REC-000353
active2005–2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Wide Glide
Handlebars fitted to the models have a potential to crack at the hole where internal wires exit between the handlebar clamps.
Motorcycle
18 Jan 2007
REC-000354
active2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON XL 883, XL883C, XL883L, XL883R, XL1200C, XL1200R, XL1200L & XL50
The voltage regulator fitted to the XL models have a greater body thickness than used in previous model years that may contact the front fender under certain conditions.
Motorcycle
18 Jan 2007
REC-002946
active0 KAWASAKI VN1500P
On eligible units, the rear view mirrors do not comply with the Australian Design Rules (R1200 or more)and were installed incorrectly due to an assembly operation error.
Motorcycle
16 Jan 2007
REC-002943
active0 MITSUBISHI FUSO FG649
Due to a re-design of the muffler, clearance between the exhaust tailpipe and the brake pipe which runs along the differential assembly was inadvertently reduced.
Heavy Vehicle
16 Jan 2007
REC-000452
active2006 Holden Captiva
The retaining clip connecting the brake booster push rod to the brake pedal may be missing in some Captiva vehicles.
Light Vehicle
15 Jan 2007
REC-002944
active0 Scania R Series
Over a limited period the clamp bolt for the track rod ball joint was tightedned do a lower torque than specified during axle manufacturing.
Heavy Vehicle
12 Jan 2007
REC-004842
active0 Volvo C70
The wrong information has been printed on the vehicle product label. The vehicles will have a new product label fitted to them with the correct information.
Light Vehicle
12 Jan 2007
REC-005269
active0 Honda SCV100 motorcycles 2006
Due to an oversight in the checking process of the front and rear wheel rim and hub assemblies at the factory, some nuts were identified with insufficient tightening torque. If left unchecked the hub bolts may be hit while the vehicle is in motion, resulting in breakage of the hub bolts. In the worst case, this may lead to loss of control of the vehicle.
Motorcycle
8 Jan 2007
REC-002942
active0 CITROEN C2, C3 & C3 Pluriel
Where the battery voltage is abnormally low the ABC ECU may be out of conformity in relation to the specifications required by the manufacturer. This non-conformity may in rare cases cause a reduction in braking efficiency.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 2007
REC-002940
active0 Michelin 225/70 R15 100S LTX A/T TL
Tyres within this production range may present a risk of reduced robustness in the bead area which may lead to a rapid loss of air pressure.
Heavy Vehicle
21 Dec 2006
REC-002941
active0 SUZUKI GS500FK6
Some units may have had the bolts that secure the rear disc to the rim tightened incorrectly.
Motorcycle
21 Dec 2006
REC-002939
active0 SUZUKI RG413 Ignis, RG415 Ignis Sport, Ignis 3 & 5door, Ignis Sport 3 door
Due to improper folding of the front passenger airbag a certain gap between the internal folded airbag and bag holder might be realised.
Light Vehicle
19 Dec 2006
REC-002936
active0 FIAT Ducato van
Due to an oversight that may have occurred in production some vans were not fitted with rear mudflaps in accordance to the certification specifiction.
Light Vehicle
12 Dec 2006
REC-002938
active0 AUDI A8
There is the possibility that in isolated cases the driver's airbag may not deploy as intended if triggered in an accident.
Light Vehicle
11 Dec 2006
REC-001550
active0 ISUZU E Series
Vehicles may suffer from a fuel system leak due to loose fuel pipe clips and/or damaged fixing bolts.
Heavy Vehicle
10 Dec 2006
REC-004841
active0 PEUGEOT 407 DT17
An excess of material in the return pipe may restrict the flow of fuel back to the tank.
Light Vehicle
6 Dec 2006
REC-000352
active2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Series
The battery caddy bolt (retaining the battery in place) may loosen under normal riding conditions and, should this occur, the battery may shift such that its terminals may contact the battery caddy cover and abrade through the positive terminal protective boot.
Motorcycle
5 Dec 2006
REC-001549
active0 ISUZU FVM 1400 6x2
Incorrect Gross Vehicle Mass stamped on the compliance and ID plate. The plates indicate that the truck has a GVM of 24,000kg instead of the approved 22,500kg.
Heavy Vehicle
4 Dec 2006
REC-002915
active0 ISUZU FVZ1400 Auto
Incorrect Gross Vehicle Mass stamped on the compliance and ID plate. The plates indicate that the truck has a GVM of 24,000kg instead of the approved 22,500kg.
Heavy Vehicle
4 Dec 2006
REC-002934
active0 BMW 1 Series Hatchback (E87), 3 Series Sedan (E90)
A temporary fault in the greasing system for the sealing ring on the brake booster could lead to the sealing ring being subject to wear. In unfavourabale situations, the sealing ring may even be pressed into the housing of the brake booster as a consequence of increased friction.
Light Vehicle
4 Dec 2006
REC-002933
active0 MITSUBISHI BA Grandis
The lock mechanism of the reclining adjuster fitted to the second row of seats has not undergone heat treatment processing.
Light Vehicle
1 Dec 2006
REC-000684
active2006 JAYCO Outback Camper
Ensure the spare wheel carrier has a 3rd bolt and nut fitted to ensure better fastening of the rim and tyre to the spare wheel carrier.
Caravan/Motorhome
23 Nov 2006
REC-002932
active0 APRILIA Sports City 125/250
Fuel tank
Motorcycle
23 Nov 2006