Vehicle Recalls
5,571 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-000347
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON FL Touring
A defect exists whereby the 40 amp main circuit breaker could open for reasons other than which it was designed thereby causing an unexpected interruption of all electric power.
Motorcycle
6 May 2004
REC-002614
active0 Mazda Premacy
A possibility of excessive brake pedal travel due to ABS hydraulic unit failure/leakage.
Light Vehicle
5 May 2004
REC-002613
active0 FREIGHTLINER Century, Argosy, Business
The rear suspension springs may fracture through the centre bolt hole when subjected to stress due to higher than specified hardness of the springs. If the fracture remains undetected, the springs may separate from the vehicle, resulting in hazardous road handling.
Heavy Vehicle
30 Apr 2004
REC-002611
active0 Scania Unknown
The ground cable between the battery master switch and battery negative terminal is missing.
Heavy Vehicle
27 Apr 2004
REC-000430
active2003 Holden VY 1 tonner, Crewman
Compliance plates displaying incorrect model designation and possibly approval number have been fitted to some vehicles.
Light Vehicle
27 Apr 2004
REC-002612
active0 Toyota Kluger
When the child protector lever is in lock position if the door is closed very hard there is a possibility that the lock lever may contact the body panel due to insufficient clearance between the lock lever and the body panel.
Light Vehicle
27 Apr 2004
REC-004834
active0 SAAB 900, 93
2 nuts have been deleted, under certain conditions where a tow bar has been fitted, heavy trailer loads may distort and weaken the rear bumper bar to which the tow bar is fitted.
Light Vehicle
20 Apr 2004
REC-002608
active0 DUCATI 999, 749S
The front brake hose may become restricted between the front fork lower yoke and the steering lock peg, which could endanger rider safety whilst the vehicle is cornering.
Motorcycle
19 Apr 2004
REC-002609
active0 BMW R1200 GS
The O ring seal around the rear axle ABS sensor may leak causing the rear brake to be contaminated.
Motorcycle
15 Apr 2004
REC-000082
active0 BMW K & R Series
The O ring seal around the rear axle ABS sensor may leak causing the rear brake to be contaminated.
Motorcycle
14 Apr 2004
REC-002600
active0 PORSCHE 911 GT3
A loose threaded joint in the power steering plumbing in the engine bay may leak. Power steering may fail or the fluid if it contacts a source of ignition could cause a fire.
Light Vehicle
1 Apr 2004
REC-002601
active0 PORSCHE Boxster, Boxster S
The Tiptronic transmission may not be locked positively into the park position with the key removed. If the transmission is inadvertently moved to R, N or D the vehicle may roll away.
Light Vehicle
31 Mar 2004
REC-002597
active0 PORSCHE Cayenne S and Cayenne Turbo
The wiring loom adjacent to the foot operated park brake spring may be chaffed and short circuit.
Light Vehicle
31 Mar 2004
REC-002598
active0 BENTLEY Arnage R, T, RL and Limousine
The fuel line quick connectors may not be refitted correctly in servicing. Fuel may leak and in the presence of a an ignition source could cause a fire.
Light Vehicle
31 Mar 2004
REC-002602
active0 Bob Jane Tyres P275/60R17 Continental AW, P275/60R17 General Grabber AW
There is a risk of belt separation which may cause a section of the tread and belt package to detach from the tyre casing, which may cause minor vehicle damage. If this occurs, vehicle owners will notice irregular tread wear, vibration or noise.
Light Vehicle
30 Mar 2004
REC-002604
active0 Holden XC Combo
The fastener, which attaches the steering wheel to the steering column, may not be tightened to the required torque specification. The steering wheel may loosen on the steering column causing diminished driver control of the vehicle.
Light Vehicle
29 Mar 2004
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