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Vehicle Recalls

5,507 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au

Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.

Vehicle Recalls results

vehicle

REC-002777

active

0 Iveco Eurotech MP4300, MP4500 Twin Steer, 8x4 vehicles

Vehicle may have a castellated retaining nut not appropriately installed.

Heavy Vehicle

22 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002779

active

0 SUZUKI Ignis Sport

At certain high speed driving condition, the left hand front driveshaft may detach from the transmission causing a loss of driving force.

Light Vehicle

22 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002781

active

0 TRIUMPH Speed Triple (1050cc), Sprint ST (1050cc)

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002775

active

0 KIA Sportage (JE)

A potential concern with the handbrake lever in vehicles produced btween March 29 2005 to May 18 2005. This concern, if not rectified, may cause the handbrake to be applied or unapplied incorrectly

Light Vehicle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002785

active

0 TRIUMPH Sprint ST (1050cc), Speed Triple (1050cc)

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002770

active

0 MITSUBISHI UF Nimbus

Clearance between the LHF brake pipe and the power steering hose fixing clip may be insufficient and vibration transmitted during normal vehicle operation may cause abrasion of the affected components. In the worst case the brake pipe may sustain damage potentially resulting in a brake fluid leak and a reduction in braking efficiency.

Light Vehicle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002783

active

0 TRIUMPH Speed Triple (1050cc)

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002773

active

0 MITSUBISHI MK Triton

Poor sealing of the steering pitman arm dust boot may allow water ingress that can result in corrosion on the ball stud at the seal contact area. If this occurs, the strength of the component can be reduced and in the worst case the pitman arm ball stud may fall when subjected to severe stress resulting in a loss of directional stability.

Light Vehicle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002784

active

0 TRIUMPH Sprint ST (1050cc), Speed Triple (1050cc), Daytona 955i

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002782

active

0 TRIUMPH Daytona 955i, Sprint ST (1050cc), Speed Triple (1050cc)

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-004838

active

0 SUBARU Liberty, Outback

There is a possibility of the rear passenger doors becoming unlatched due to an incorrectly staked lever pivot in the external door handle assembly not returning the door latch to the fully latched position.

Light Vehicle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002786

active

0 TRIUMPH Sprint ST (1050cc) and Speed Triple

Various mechanical defects.

Motorcycle

17 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-000771

active

2003-2004 KIA Carnival (UP)

A potential concern with the wheel bearing cap. This concern, if not rectified, may allow water ingress to the wheel bearings

Light Vehicle

16 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002774

active

0 HYUNDAI JM Tucson

Certain Tucson (JM) vehicles were produced with incorrectly manufactured parking brake (handbrake) lever assemblies. The improperly manufactured parking brake lever pawl may cause the parking brake to fail to engage.

Light Vehicle

10 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-005260

active

0 TVR Chimaera

These vehicles are not known to comply with Australian Design Rule 69/00 Full Frontal Impact Occupant Protection which is an import safety standard. The compliance plate fitted to the vehicle is therefore not valid. In these circumstances the compliance plate should be removed from the vehicle. This would indicate that the vehicle does not meet the roadworthy requirements of the States and Territories and thus the registration would be cancelled and could not be renewed. In this particular case the Administrator of Vehicle Standards has decided to allow the compliance plate to remain on the vehicles provided that an additional placard indicating the non-compliance is placed adjacent to the compliance plate in the engine bay.

Light Vehicle

10 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002945

active

0 MITSUBISHI FUSO Fighter & Heavy

The cab hook may bend and not secure the cabin. Also the hook indicator rubber rebound cushion may stick to the hook and not properly indicate the security of the cabin. As a result the cab warning light in the dash may not illuminate when the cabin lock is relased.

Heavy Vehicle

10 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002776

active

0 MITSUBISHI FUSO Fighter & Heavy Series

The cab hook may bend and not secure the cabin. Also the hook indicator rubber rebound cushion may stick to the hook and not properly indicate the security of the cabin. As a result the cab warning light in the dash may not illuminate when the cabin lock is relased.

Heavy Vehicle

9 Aug 2005

vehicle

REC-002771

active

0 Mazda RX-8

There is a possibility for excessive thermal heat to build up around the exhaust system. The potential exists for the excessive heat to cause electrical component failures, and in a worst case scenario, it may cause damage to the fuel tank possibly resulting in fuel leakage.

Light Vehicle

28 July 2005

vehicle

REC-002772

active

0 Mazda RX-8

There is a possibility for the front lower control arms to develop cracks around the ball joint socket due to casting defects in the control arm. The potential exists for the ball joint to become dislodged from the lower control arm, and in a worst case scenario, the driver may loose control of the vehicle.

Light Vehicle

28 July 2005

vehicle

REC-000441

active

0 Holden VZ Crewman (Storm Pack)

The compliance plate currently fitted to vehicles affected by this campaign show an incorrect 'Gross Vehicle Mass' (GVM) value.

Light Vehicle

27 July 2005

vehicle

REC-002767

active

0 HYUNDAI NF Sonata

When driving at speeds of 40-60kmh uphill through moderate corners, the ESP may activate prematurely, causing unintended deceleration of the vehicle. This is due to over-sensitive operation of the ESP sensor.

Light Vehicle

27 July 2005

vehicle

REC-002768

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Actros, Axor, Atego 2.

The park brake operating lever can jam if inadvertently actuated when already placed under upward tension. In this case the park brake lever could be incorrectly interpreted by the driver as being in the engaged park brake position. It is possible for the lever to release unintentionally and the vehicle to roll away.

Heavy Vehicle

21 July 2005

vehicle

REC-002769

active

0 MAN AUTOMOTIVE Air Dryer 151305b

The compressed air system may no longer be able to be filled due to internal parts in the air system coming loose and in unfavourable circumstances becoming jammed under valve and seat of the 'blow-off' valve.

Heavy Vehicle

21 July 2005

vehicle

REC-002766

active

0 AUDI A4 Cabriolet, S4 Cabriolet Model

Audi AG, having found that there is the possibility that the brightness of these Xenon headlamps fitted to above mentioned Audi models may reduce significantly over time, in the interest of customer satisfaction and possible long term vehicle safety, is voluntarily initiating this vehicle safety recall campaign in Australia to replace the reflectors of both headlamps fitted on these vehicles.

Light Vehicle

20 July 2005

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