Vehicle Recalls
5,507 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002428
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXR, FXD, FXST (Fitted with Screamin Eagle Race Brace Supports)
Part Nos. 66693-98 and 66680-98: the rear brake pedal could come in contact with some Screamin Eagle Race Brace supports which could limit the travel of the rear brake pedal thus possibly cause a reduction or loss of brake performance. Part Nos. 66686-98.
Motorcycle
20 Mar 2002
REC-002422
active0 JEEP KJ Cherokee
The driver's side knee bolster assembly may have been improperly installed. As a result, the knee bolster could separate from the upper instrument panel and fall onto the driver's feet.
Light Vehicle
20 Mar 2002
REC-002427
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON Various (Fitted with Custom Horn Cover part no. 69528-98)
Abrasion, leading to possible fuel leakage can occur between the fuel line and accessory custom horn cover.
Motorcycle
20 Mar 2002
REC-000424
active0 Holden Barina (XC)
The seat rail locking mechanism fitted to the front seats may fail to lock and cause the seat to move forwards or backwards unexpectedly.
Light Vehicle
19 Mar 2002
REC-002418
active0 NISSAN Pulsar (N16)
There is a possibility that the park brake may self-release as a consequence of an impact with the park brake lever.
Light Vehicle
15 Mar 2002
REC-001384
active2000-2002 VOLKSWAGEN Golf, Bora, New Beetle
It is possible that individual components of the ABS Control Unit may overheat due to an electrical fault within this unit.
Light Vehicle
8 Mar 2002
REC-002417
active0 Renault Megane Scenic RX4
In extreme circumstances the anti-roll bar clamp could break. A noise from the front suspension could be apparent under this condition.
Light Vehicle
7 Mar 2002
REC-002421
active0 AUDI A3 (Fitted with ABS)
There is a risk that an electrical fault in the ABS control unit can possibly cause overheating of certain components which in some cases could lead to fire.
Light Vehicle
5 Mar 2002
REC-002419
active0 HYUNDAI Terracan
Not provided with the Australian Design Rule (ADR) 37/01 mandated 'Unleaded Fuel Use Only' label during production.
Light Vehicle
1 Mar 2002
REC-002420
active0 HYUNDAI Santa Fe, Trajet
Have been fitted with incorrectly manufactured crankshaft position sensors which could lead to engine stalling.
Light Vehicle
1 Mar 2002
REC-002415
active0 Toyota Spacia SR40
If the seatbelt pre tensioner of the front occupant seats deploys in an accident, there is a possibility that due to a manufacturing discrepancy, the pre tensioner manifold cap could dislodge from the manifold case.
Light Vehicle
13 Feb 2002
REC-000423
active2000-2001 Holden Commodore VT, VX V6 Auto Sedan
The brass flare nuts fitted to the LPG supply pipes may crack resulting in LPG leakage. These flare nuts are fitted at each end of the three separate sections of the LPG supply pipes between the shut off valve on the tank and the LPG converter in the engine.
Light Vehicle
12 Feb 2002
REC-002416
active0 BUELL X1, M2, M2L, S3T
Could have been built with cracked front mounts on the rear shock absorber. This defect could potentially lead to sudden change in suspension height without prior warning, thus possibly causing an accident.
Motorcycle
22 Jan 2002
REC-002414
active0 TRW 20-EDL Tie rod end
Some of the affected ball socket assemblies may wear out prematurely, leading to a potential separation, which could result in partial, or total loss of steering control.
Heavy Vehicle
16 Jan 2002
REC-002375
active0 CHRYSLER Neon
It is possible that the brake booster vacuum hose may swell if it comes in contact with oil and become dislodged from the engine. Should this occur, a loss of power brake assistance and an increase in engine idle speed could result leading to malfunction.
Light Vehicle
9 Jan 2002
REC-004823
active0 SAAB 9-5
The fault relates to the left-hand steering swivel member where it mounts to the ball joint. Two batches of steering castings may have been contaminated by defective material causing imperfections which may affect the durability of the steering member.
Light Vehicle
8 Jan 2002
REC-002412
active0 MG MGF
It is possible for seat belt pre-tensioner units to activate unnecessarily when the ignition is switched on.
Light Vehicle
18 Dec 2001
REC-002413
active0 HYUNDAI Terracan
Due to insufficient length of the cruise control cable there is a likelihood that the vehicle accelerator may cause the vehicle to inadvertently increase speed.
Light Vehicle
18 Dec 2001
REC-002411
active0 LEXUS ES300
The lower portion of the Driver Side Airbag Cover (horn pad) may become detached from the airbag module during deployment. In the worst case, there is a possibility that the detached piece may strike the driver causing personal injury.
Light Vehicle
11 Dec 2001
REC-002409
active0 Ford VH Transit
The engine compartment wiring loom may chafe on the thermostat housing bolt. This chafe condition, if not attended to, may result in damage to the wiring loom.
Light Vehicle
6 Dec 2001
REC-002410
active0 Ford VH Transit
The front suspension lower ball joint may not be retained in the knuckle assembly under all circumstances. Excessive kerbing or grounding of the vehicle may cause the ball joint to detach.
Light Vehicle
6 Dec 2001
REC-002405
active0 WILLIAMS CONTROLS Throttle Control Assembly
The accelerator pedal base plate may crack around the hinge pin area.
Heavy Vehicle
29 Nov 2001
REC-002407
active0 APRILIA ETV 1000 Caponord
Faulty throttle body cable lever.
Motorcycle
29 Nov 2001
REC-002406
active0 DERBI Atlantis 50,
Possibility of incomplete welding on the steering handlebar.
Motorcycle
28 Nov 2001