Vehicle Recalls
5,467 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-002377
active0 PEUGEOT 306
Front seatbelt pretensioners can be deactivated because of a wiring harness fault under the front seats.
Light Vehicle
18 July 2001
REC-002373
active0 Honda Civic
The fuel filler pipe band may leak due to possible movement of the fuel tank.
Light Vehicle
2 July 2001
REC-002374
active0 Honda Civic
The fuel tank strainer joint connector may leak due to possible contact with the fuel tank.
Light Vehicle
2 July 2001
REC-004820
active0 SAAB 900
Under extreme circumstances, the passenger airbag can deploy due to static electricity.
Light Vehicle
2 July 2001
REC-001468
active0 Volvo S40/V40
There may be an internal fault in the climate control unit which can cause the control unit to fail resulting in a loss of the windscreen demister function in the car.
Light Vehicle
28 June 2001
REC-002371
active0 Scania Various
The bracket supporting the splash guard for the brake valve assembly can cause inadvertent application of the trailer brake. This happens if the splash guard cracks. The bracket can then twist rearwards and damage the brake line.
Heavy Vehicle
27 June 2001
REC-000419
active0 Holden Barina, Swing, City, Combo
Due to material fatigue of the front seat belt buckle anchor plate on the inner seat rail runner, there is a potential risk the front seat belt buckle anchor plate may detach from the seat rail runner.
Light Vehicle
2 June 2001
REC-000420
active0 Holden Barina, Swing, City, Combo
As a result of fatigue and under specific load conditions, the locking spring of the front seat belt buckle mechanism may weaken which can potentially release the seat belt buckle belt latch mechanism prematurely.
Light Vehicle
2 June 2001
REC-002337
active0 LAND ROVER Range Rover
Premature failure of cooling system hoses. Hose failure may cause a roadside breakdown. Important all traces of coolant are removed as if allowed to remain on hot engine components can result in evaporation of water content.
Light Vehicle
2 June 2001
REC-002372
active0 Mack Titan
Involves the fitting of an engine limiting device to all Titan vehicles fitted with Cummins engines.
Heavy Vehicle
1 June 2001
REC-002370
active0 Daf 75CF, 85CF, 95XF
Airglide 200 Swaybar Arm Fastening System.
Heavy Vehicle
25 May 2001
REC-001483
active2000–2001 Volvo V70
Some vehicles may have incorrectly torqued bolts for the rear outboard seat belt anchorages.
Light Vehicle
24 May 2001
REC-002364
active0 Ford Low Vol Mustang
Malfunction with the rear park brake.
Light Vehicle
24 May 2001
REC-002367
active0 Ford Explorer
Throttle sticks at idle.
Light Vehicle
24 May 2001
REC-002368
active0 Ford Cougar
Some of the affected vehicles may have been assembled with a misrouted battery cable, and/or a loose connection at the alternator B+ stud.
Light Vehicle
24 May 2001
REC-005213
active0 SUZUKI JR50K1 2001 year model
There is a potential for loss of throttle control during use.
Motorcycle
23 May 2001
REC-002369
active0 MITSUBISHI UG Nimbus
The fuel tank upper panel may crack as a result of expansion and contraction of the fuel tank which occurs due to internal pressure changes. In the worst case fuel may leak from the crack when the fuel tank is full.
Light Vehicle
21 May 2001
REC-002366
active0 MITSUBISHI Magna and Verada
There is a possibility that the electrtical wiring harness for the fuel pump and fuel gage assembly may become damaged on some vehicles due to insufficient clearance to the underbody structure. This could cause the ignition switch fuse to blow.
Light Vehicle
17 May 2001
REC-005339
active1999–2000 Ford Explorer
The subject vehicles have a powertrain control module (PCM) that may allow the vehicle to exceed the design intent top speed. At these extreme speeds, the vehicle may be capable of exceeding the speed rating of the tyres.
Light Vehicle
7 May 2001
REC-002361
active0 SUBARU Outback, Liberty
Possible fuel tank leakage from cracked seam.
Light Vehicle
4 May 2001
REC-002365
active0 LAND ROVER Range Rover and Discovery Series II
Water can ingress into the automatic gearbox breather pipe causing the park lock function to corrode and become inoperative, and could lead to the vehicle rolling away.
Light Vehicle
3 May 2001
REC-002334
active0 PEUGEOT 306
The power brake vacuum pump drive pin may become defective under extreme and continuous braking operation resulting in loss of vehicle braking.
Light Vehicle
2 May 2001
REC-002362
active0 Toyota Dyna
Due to insufficient strength of the centre support bearing housing on the propeller shaft, the bearing housing may possibly break under frequent hard acceleration from low speed.
Light Vehicle
23 Apr 2001
REC-002358
active0 Kenworth Various
Potential fatigue cracking in steer arms.
Heavy Vehicle
18 Apr 2001