Vehicle Recalls
5,571 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002634
active0 Honda Odessey EXV, Accord
Under severe conditions the transmission may overheat. If it overheats lubrication may be inadequate and a gear could fracture.
Light Vehicle
3 Aug 2004
REC-002650
active0 Toyota Prius NHW20
Clearance between the engine hood and the cowl louvre may allow water to enter the engine compartment under certain conditions, ie. heavy rain or frequent car washing. In some cases the water can affect some electrical components resulting in poor engine performance.
Light Vehicle
3 Aug 2004
REC-002642
active0 NISSAN DIESEL MK-175
One of the steel airlines under the cab floor may rub through with contact on the intercooler hose and clamp. If the airline leaks the system will be drained and the spring brakes apply.
Light Vehicle
3 Aug 2004
REC-002645
active0 Mercedes-Benz Vito 601, 605
Update Software in CDI Engine Control Unit. It is possible that the engine may run rough or cut out unexpectedly.
Light Vehicle
29 July 2004
REC-002644
active0 TRIUMPH Tiger, TT600, Speed Triple, Speed Four, Sprint ST, Daytona 955, Daytona 600
The possibility exists for the male fuel line connectors (which connect the fuel feed and return hoses to the fuel pump mounting plate) to fracture, thereby possibly causing fuel to escape on to the engine or side of the motorcycle.
Motorcycle
26 July 2004
REC-002641
active0 BMW E46 BMW 3 Series
The wheel hub bores in the wheel rim may be too small. As a consequence, the wheel may not make proper contact with the brake disc, although the wheel bolts may have been tightened to the correct torque. The wheel bolts could therefore work loose.
Light Vehicle
26 July 2004
REC-002636
active0 Toyota Soarer
Seatbelt retractors don't comply with ADR4/03. May not satisfactorily operate in the event of a collision.
Light Vehicle
20 July 2004
REC-002639
active0 Toyota Coaster
The two non-protected passenger seats, namely the seat immediately behind the bus side access door and the inboard (aisle) seat behind the driver's seating position have not been fitted with seat belts.
Light Vehicle
15 July 2004
REC-002638
active0 MITSUBISHI CC Lancer Wagon (M/T) & (A/T)
There is a possibility that the force which is applied to the tailgate gas strut stopper may, through continued opening of the tailgate, cause fatigue damage to the tailgate gas strut stopper attaching point. In the worst case the stopper may become detached.
Light Vehicle
14 July 2004
REC-002730
active0 MITSUBISHI CC Lancer
There is a possibility that the force which is applied to the tailgate gas strut stopper may, through continued opening of the tailgate, cause fatigue damage to the tailgate gas strut stopper attaching point. In the worst case the stopper may become detached.
Light Vehicle
14 July 2004
REC-002637
active0 DUCATI 999/S/R/R Fila, 749/S
Inspection and/or replacement of the oil cooler to ensure that correct oil cooling unit has been fitted to the motorcycle. This inspection is indispensable, as, if the oil cooler were to fail, it could leak oil on to the rear tyre, endangering rider safety.
Motorcycle
14 July 2004
REC-002696
active0 PEUGEOT 607
The modification is designed to eliminate any risk of a short circuit in the electrical system in the case where the battery negative cable has rubbed on the air conditioning piping.
Light Vehicle
9 July 2004
REC-002631
active0 Toyota Soarer
Single sensing seatbelts (vehicle decceleration only) fitted to the retractor seatbelts. The ADR requires webbing acceleration (W) sensing also.
Light Vehicle
9 July 2004
REC-001548
active0 ISUZU C Series, E Series
The power steering oil pump may fail to function properly, resulting in an increase in effort required to steer the vehicles, under some use conditions internal parts of the pump may break, or the engine oil may mix into the power steering oil.
Heavy Vehicle
8 July 2004
REC-005206
active0 Toyota Soarer 1991-1992
The defect relates to the seat belt retractors. It has been found that these retractors do not satisfactorily operate as either an ELR or ALALR. Retractors can be identified by the following markings: Front: 7C1800, Rear: 7C1810.
Light Vehicle
7 July 2004
REC-002635
active0 Honda Accord
A defect exists due to the possible loss of fuel pressure failure to the engine fuel system. Due to high ambient temperature and severe driving condition concluding in vibration, the fuel pressure regulator valve clip attaching the regulator valve may malfunction.
Light Vehicle
7 July 2004
REC-002643
active0 Mazda MPV
The possibility exists for the plastic casing of the cruise control actuator cable to break, which then may cause the cable to bind and prevent the throttle linkage/valve from returning to the closed position.
Light Vehicle
6 July 2004
REC-002649
active0 Mazda Mazda6
The possibility exists for either of the front indicator lamps to malfunction at times.
Light Vehicle
5 July 2004
REC-002633
active0 MOTOBELLA XSJ50
Possible problem if retaining bolts on the front brake stay arm of the Motobella XSJ50 are over tensioned it is possible that the ends of the internal bushes on the front brake stay arm can become flared and seize, or if not fully lubricated, they can seize.
Motorcycle
1 July 2004
REC-002624
active0 Mazda Mazda6
Possibility exists for fuel tank to melt or deform as a result of radiant exhaust heat, due to insufficient clearance between exhaust pipe and fuel tank.
Light Vehicle
28 June 2004
REC-002627
active0 MITSUBISHI WA Starwagon
There is a possibility that the left hand brake tube may contact the shock absorber while driving and the brake pipe could be damaged.
Light Vehicle
28 June 2004
REC-002648
active0 Mazda Mazda6
Possibility exists for fuel tank to melt or deform as a result of radiant exhaust heat, due to insufficient clearance between exhaust pipe and fuel tank.
Light Vehicle
28 June 2004
REC-002632
active0 TRIUMPH Bonneville America, Speedmaster
The electric power supply cable to the starter motor can come into contact with an oil cooler pipe (which could, in time, cause degradation of the insulation on the starter cable).
Motorcycle
24 June 2004
REC-005248
active2003-2004 JAYCO Caravan Jack
The jacks in question did not have a mandatory safety label affixed to the body of the jack. The jacks also do not comply with the overload and durability sections of the vehicle jack safety standard.
Light Vehicle
22 June 2004