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Vehicle Recalls

5,468 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au

Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.

Vehicle Recalls results

vehicle

REC-004496

active

0 Kenworth Airglide 200 Suspension

Failure May Occur Of The Torque Rod Pin That Assists In The Location Of The Rear Drive Axles,

Heavy Vehicle

19 May 1999

vehicle

REC-004556

active

0 Honda Accord, Odyssey, Prelude

The Front Suspension Lower Ball Joints Have Polyacetal Plastic Seats And May Have Ball Pins With A Rough Surface Resulting In Rapid Wear With Possibility Of Joint Separating And Resulting In Loss Of Steering Control.

Light Vehicle

13 May 1999

vehicle

REC-000231

active

1998โ€“1999 Daewoo Leganza

A Wiring Harness Close To The Top Of The Accelerator Pedal May Interfere With The Travel Of The Pedal Which Could Possibly Hold The Accelerator Open.

Light Vehicle

7 May 1999

vehicle

REC-004529

active

0 Daewoo Leganza

A Wiring Harness Close To The Top Of The Accelerator Pedal May Interfere With The Travel Of The Pedal Which Could Possibly Hold The Accelerator Open.

Light Vehicle

7 May 1999

vehicle

REC-004520

active

0 VOLKSWAGEN Golf IV, Cabriolet

The Wheel Bolts And The Alloy Wheel May Not Be Compatible In The Wheel Bolt Seat Area, Therefore The Wheel Bolt May Not Seat Correctly And As A Consequence Lead To The Wheel Coming Loose As The Tension Diminishes.

Light Vehicle

6 May 1999

vehicle

REC-004521

active

0 TRIUMPH Various

Lower Crankcase Bolt Replacement Due To Oil Weep From Between The Engine Crankcase Halves Which Could Cause Vehicle Instability.

Motorcycle

4 May 1999

vehicle

REC-000521

active

0 Holden Jackaroo

May Experience A Malfunction Of The Vacuum Pump Check Valve Which Could Cause Insufficient Vacuum To Be Supplied To The Braking System Resulting In Poor Brake Performance With Increased Stopping Distance And An Increase In Required Pedal Force.

Light Vehicle

3 May 1999

vehicle

REC-004519

active

0 PEUGEOT 406

Fuel Hose In The Engine Bay To Be Replaced To Prevent Possible Leakage Of Fuel And The Further Possibility Of Leaked Fluid Catching Fire If Exposed To Certain Elements.

Light Vehicle

29 Apr 1999

vehicle

REC-000519

active

1998 Holden VT

The Sensing And Diagnostic Module Which Is Part Of The Supplemental Restraint System May Have Been Manufactured With Potentially Faulty Microprocessors Which May Sense Inaccurate Information And May Accidentally Trigger The Cars Airbags.

Light Vehicle

23 Apr 1999

vehicle

REC-000518

active

1998โ€“1999 Holden Vectra

May Be Insufficient Weld Penetration Of The Spot Weld That Attaches The Child Restraint Anchorage Bracket To The Rear Panel.

Light Vehicle

21 Apr 1999

vehicle

REC-005341

active

1999 Ford AU Falcon & Fairlane

The Bolts Securing The Upper Suspension Arm To Upper Arm Bushes May Be Affected By Hydrogen Embrittlement Resulting In Suspension Noise And In Extreme Cases, Upper Arms May Separate From The Bushes.

Light Vehicle

15 Apr 1999

vehicle

REC-004515

active

0 KAWASAKI VN1500-J1

The Vehicle-down Sensor May Be Dislodged From Its Normal Mounting Position During Battery Maintenance. If The Sensor Is Not Correctly Installed The Engine May Stop In Certain Situations Causing Operator To Lose Balance. Warning Labels To Be Fitted.

Motorcycle

13 Apr 1999

vehicle

REC-004509

active

0 DUCATI 600, 900

The Fuel Line Between The Fuel Tank And Fuel Filter May Operate Incorrectly And Restrict Fuel Flow To The Engine.

Motorcycle

30 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004510

active

0 DUCATI 748, 916

Possible Lack Of Lubrication During Assembly Of The Rear Axle Roller Bearing Which May Cause A Failure Of This Component.

Motorcycle

30 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004511

active

0 DUCATI 748, 916, ST2

A Fuel Line Inside The Fuel Tank May Operate Incorrectly And Restrict Fuel Flow To The Engine.

Motorcycle

30 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004512

active

0 DUCATI 600, 750, 900

Potential Failure Of The Handlebars. The Original Handlebars Will Be Replaced By An Improved Re-design Handlebar.

Motorcycle

30 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004514

active

0 Ford Mondeo

The Lower Part Of The Front Seat Belts May Contact The Edge Of The Backrest Recliner Mechanism Housing, Behind The Seat Valance. Repeated Contact Of This Nature May Eventually Cause Damage To The Seat Belt Webbing.

Light Vehicle

22 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004516

active

0 YAMAHA YZF-R6

Possible Seizure Of The Transmission Components Resulting In Rear Wheel Lock-up With Loss Of Control Of The Motorcycle.

Motorcycle

18 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004513

active

0 Caterpillar Telehandler

The Priority Valve Adaptor Needs To Be Changed As Under Certain Conditions During Rapid Steering A Temporary Loss Of Brakes And Hydraulic Functions May Occur.

Heavy Vehicle

16 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004504

active

0 PORSCHE 911

Voltage Peaks Caused By Different Items Of Electrical Equipment Such As Relay For Horn, Can Lead To Accidental Triggering Of The Drivers Airbag Which Can Cause Injury.

Light Vehicle

12 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004507

active

0 SUBARU Liberty, Outback

Defect In The Front Seat Belts May Cause The Pre-tension Device Not To Deploy In An Accident Or Possibly Result In Risk Of Fire In The Base Of The Pillar Where The Seat Belt Retractor Assembly Is Located.

Light Vehicle

12 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-000516

active

1998 Holden Vectra

The Specified Torque Setting For The Upper And Lower Control Arm To Rear Suspension Arm Bolts May Not Have Been Achieved In Production Resulting In Poor And Unpredictable Vehicle Handling.

Light Vehicle

10 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004499

active

0 Ford Commercial

May Be Equipped With Cruise Control Cables That Are Too Short Causing One End Of The Cable To Unclip And Possibly Interfere With The Throttle Cable.

Light Vehicle

8 Mar 1999

vehicle

REC-004503

active

0 LAND ROVER Range Rover

Possibility Of The End Of The Automatic Gearbox Breather Pipe 'icing Up' In Extreme Sub Zero Ambient Temperatures.

Light Vehicle

8 Mar 1999