Vehicle Recalls
5,507 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002606
active0 Mercedes-Benz CL203, CLK209, CLA209 (cab), W211 & S211 (wagon)
It is possible that the tongue of the seat belt may not fully engage in the seat belt buckle.
Light Vehicle
29 Mar 2004
REC-002599
active0 HYUNDAI Getz
Water ingress into the ABS control module connector block may result in corrosion to the electrical connectors, causing the ABS warning light to illuminate and rendering the ABS function inoperable.
Light Vehicle
25 Mar 2004
REC-002607
active0 MITSUBISHI KL Verada
Under some loading conditions, the welding on the front seat - power recliner can separate allowing the seat back to become loose and, in the worst case, fall rearwards.
Light Vehicle
25 Mar 2004
REC-002603
active0 SUBARU Outback H6, Impreza WRX, Impreza WRX STI, Forester GT
A potenial safety issue exists where the cruise control cable can become dislodged resulting in the throttle becoming partially stuck open.
Light Vehicle
23 Mar 2004
REC-002566
active0 LAND ROVER Discovery Series 2, Defender
After use of the traction control system in off road conditions, longer brake pedal travel and additional effort may be required.
Light Vehicle
22 Mar 2004
REC-002568
active0 LAND ROVER Discovery V8
The affected vehicles could experience the throttle sticking intermittently during operation; the exact point of sticking is not predictable and can result in a higher engine speed than expected.
Light Vehicle
22 Mar 2004
REC-002567
active0 LAND ROVER Discovery Series 2
The affected vehicles could experience the ACE (Active Cornering Enhancement) pump banjo bolt loosening, due to insufficient torque at manufacture, and allowing fluid to leak past the joint.
Light Vehicle
22 Mar 2004
REC-002595
active0 Scania Unknown
Some vehicles have had the hose from the foot brake valve routed incorrectly. This can cause the hose to rub through, and may have a 10mm shorter hose fitted.
Heavy Vehicle
22 Mar 2004
REC-000085
active0 BMW K & R Series
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
Motorcycle
11 Mar 2004
REC-000086
active0 BMW F650CS
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
Motorcycle
11 Mar 2004
REC-000084
active0 BMW K & R Series
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
Motorcycle
11 Mar 2004
REC-002596
active0 VOLKSWAGEN Touareg
It is possible that the Park Brake pedal may contact the vehicles wiring loom. This contact may chafe the loom.
Light Vehicle
10 Mar 2004
REC-002586
active0 PEUGEOT 206
The standard design of clips on the brake pedal and booster actuating rod may not be fitted correctly.
Light Vehicle
10 Mar 2004
REC-002605
active0 Honda NSV50 (Today Scooter)
When the fuel tank is totally filled fuel may leak from the fuel level unit wiring area, due to imperfect mould filling in production process of some units.
Motorcycle
10 Mar 2004
REC-002591
active0 Scania TBA
The emission plates located on thr rocker on 16 litre engines have been incorrectly marked during production. The plates have the wrong smoke data but the right part number. The plates for DC1601 engine were marked with the smoke data from the DC1602.
Heavy Vehicle
9 Mar 2004
REC-002690
active0 Scania various
The emission plates located on thr rocker on 16 litre engines have been incorrectly marked during production. The plates have the wrong smoke data but the right part number. The plates for DC1601 engine were marked with the smoke data from the DC1602.
Heavy Vehicle
9 Mar 2004
REC-002584
active0 BMW R850R, R1150R
The front fork spring strut upper bolt thread may strip under extreme riding manoeuvres.
Motorcycle
8 Mar 2004
REC-002588
active0 MITSUBISHI Fighter FK617, FK61F, FM61, FM65, FM67, FN61, FN62, FN64
The supply line and control line to the park brake fitted to the right hand side of the cab inner sill has the potential to contact a radiator support bolt. This could result in chaffing of the airlines and consequent air loss resulting in activation of park brake.
Heavy Vehicle
8 Mar 2004
REC-002579
active0 DaimlerChrysler Sprinter 616
The tyre valve may fail causing a sudden loss of air.
Heavy Vehicle
5 Mar 2004
REC-002587
active0 Scania 4 Series Trucks
Trucks have been shipped with an incorrectly manufactured voltage converter. The 24V to 12V reducer in the cabin passenger side roof supplying CB or radio can overheat.
Heavy Vehicle
4 Mar 2004
REC-002589
active0 Scania Trucks, Buses
The solenoid valve for traction control may leak allowing the park brakes to be lightly applied.
Heavy Vehicle
4 Mar 2004
REC-002593
active0 Kenworth Various
These vehicles were built without Quick Release Air Valves in the rear braking system.
Heavy Vehicle
1 Mar 2004
REC-002580
active0 Mazda Tribute
The front seatbelt stalk buckles may not latch properly.
Light Vehicle
27 Feb 2004
REC-002592
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Glide EFI
The rubber fuel hose has a defect with the potential to separate from the inner lining, thereby possibly causing a fuel leak.
Motorcycle
24 Feb 2004