Vehicle Recalls
5,507 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002524
active0 CHRYSLER JEEP Cherokee (KJ)
The vacuum control hose between the Exhaust Gas Recirculation valve and the Electronic Vacuum Regulator may become chafed or heat affected due to close proximity to a heat shield. This could result in a loss of brake booster efficiency.
Light Vehicle
28 May 2003
REC-002523
active0 PROTON (All models)
The jack supplied does not comply with the labelling and safe usage instruction requirements of Clause 7 of the vehicle jack safety standard.
Light Vehicle
20 May 2003
REC-002520
active0 Renault Laguna II
Some vehicles may not have Child Restraint Anchorages (CRAs) fitted, or the CRAs may be incorrectly fitted.
Light Vehicle
19 May 2003
REC-002521
active0 Mazda Mazda2 (DY10Y1)
There is a possibility for the internal electrical circuit of the headlight switch on your vehicle to be improperly wired which may cause unintentional headlight and/or turn signal indicator operation. In a worst case scenario the headlights may turn off.
Light Vehicle
15 May 2003
REC-005209
active0 BMW BMW
BMW Vehicle Jacks that have been purchased as replacement parts from authorised BMW Dealers have not been supplied with the required safe usage and maintenance instructions and that, as a result, safe use of the jacks may be compromised.
Light Vehicle
14 May 2003
REC-002522
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON XL1200 Custom Sportster
The left side mirror stem may break and fall off the vehicle, possibly without warning thus present an unreasonable risk of accident.
Motorcycle
14 May 2003
REC-002519
active0 Mazda B-Series 4x4 Bravo
The vehicle may have been assembled with cracked front knuckles in the tie rod ball joint attachment. These knuckles may fail under heavy loading or impact.
Light Vehicle
9 May 2003
REC-002518
active0 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (GRJ120)
A fuel pulsation damper is located at the end of the fuel rail to reduce fuel pulsation generated by the fuel injectors. The fuel pulsation damper was improperly assembled during manufacture which may have resulted in damage to the diaphragm.
Light Vehicle
28 Apr 2003
REC-002517
active0 CHRYSLER JEEP Cherokee (KJ)
May experience a loss of power assist to the brakes, due to a collapsed brake booster vacuum hose. Loss of brake booster vacuum without warning may result in increased pedal effort required to stop the vehicle.
Light Vehicle
24 Apr 2003
REC-000226
active0 Daewoo Nubira, Tacuma
A crack can occur in the protective sheath of the flexible front brake hoses.
Light Vehicle
14 Apr 2003
REC-002516
active0 MITSUBISHI UG Nimbus
There is a possibility that the front brake hose can be twisted due to the location of the front brake hose mounting bracket and as a result the front brake hose may be put under excessive stress when the steering is operated.
Light Vehicle
7 Apr 2003
REC-002515
active0 MOTO GUZZI Quota 1000
The rear shock absorber mounting bracket welded to the frame may crack with extended usage.
Motorcycle
26 Mar 2003
REC-002512
active0 MOTO GUZZI Quota 1000
The rear disc brake may crack.
Motorcycle
26 Mar 2003
REC-002510
active0 BMW 7 Series (E65, E66)
The jacks are not labelled in accordance with the mandatory standard. The safety warning label on the vehicle's jack uses a pictogram only and does not include specific wording regarding its safe operation.
Light Vehicle
25 Mar 2003
REC-002505
active0 BMW 7 Series (E65, E66)
The power steering rack hydraulic unions may not have been tightened to the correct torque during assembly. This could lead to a loss of power steering fluid and possible loss of power-assisted steering..
Light Vehicle
25 Mar 2003
REC-002513
active0 Scania Buses
The plastic pipe for the park brake valve may become detached because it has not been correctly fitted in the union.
Heavy Vehicle
24 Mar 2003
REC-005334
active0 Mazda MPV
The possibility exists for the Fog Lamp bulb sockets to come adrift from their mounting, allowing the globes to make contact with the inner portion of the front bumper bar.
Light Vehicle
23 Mar 2003
REC-002514
active0 CHRYSLER Voyager (GS)
Sound absorbing material attached to the roof of the vehicle may loosen and drop onto the third row outboard seat belt assemblies. this could render the seat belts inoperative.
Light Vehicle
20 Mar 2003
REC-002511
active0 Scania K/L Buses
Internal hexagon bolts securing the pipe connections on the hydraulic motor for the engine-cooling fan have no thread-locking compound on a number of vehicles.
Heavy Vehicle
20 Mar 2003
REC-002506
active0 MINI Cooper, Cooper S
The rear lower spring strut threaded connection may cause a failure of the mounting bolt.
Light Vehicle
11 Mar 2003
REC-002509
active0 CITROEN C3
Due to water entering into the ABS hydraulic block computer connector the ABS warning light will come on, disarming the ABS system.
Light Vehicle
11 Mar 2003
REC-002508
active0 Scania Buses
The pressure switch that senses the door open function and applies the park brake may not function correctly.
Heavy Vehicle
7 Mar 2003
REC-002507
active0 JAGUAR X-Type
When power is lost to the vehicles indicators the dashboard indicator tell tale still shows that external lamps are working correctly.
Light Vehicle
7 Mar 2003
REC-000093
active0 BMW F650 CS
The rear sprocket may develop cracks.
Motorcycle
5 Mar 2003