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REC-002269

0 Honda FES250

The Electric Regulator/rectifier Does Not Have Adequate Heat Radiating Capacity And Can Cause Heat Damage To The Diode Allowing Excess Current To Pass Through The Circuit, Become Overheated And The Resin Portion Of The Rectifier Could Melt And Catch Fire.

Motorcycle

22 Feb 2000

REC-002251

0 Honda S2000

The Interface Between The Seat Belt And The Soft Top Cover May Not Allow The Seat Belt To Retract.

Light Vehicle

7 Feb 2000

REC-002268

0 CHRYSLER Voyager, Grand Voyager

The Parking Brake Lever Cable Is Too Long Which May Cause The Parking Brake Mechanism To Self Release And Inadvertently Cause An Accident.

Light Vehicle

7 Feb 2000

REC-002267

0 SUZUKI SV650SY

Potential For Loss Of Oil Pressure Causing Engine Seizure Which Could Lead To A Loss Of Vehicle Control.

Motorcycle

27 Jan 2000

REC-002250

0 Caterpillar Reclaimers, Mixers

Electrical Ecm Incorrectly Programmed Which May Cause The Makchine To Surge Forward Upon Startup.

Heavy Vehicle

18 Jan 2000

REC-004584

0 DUCATI 748, 916

Cracks Or Other Defects Could Exist In The Rear Axles Which Could Lead To Possible Failure.

Motorcycle

5 Jan 2000

REC-004816

0 SAAB Viggen

A Warning Label Was Not Fitted To The Vehicle. The Label Specifies The Correct Type Of Brake Fluid To Use For The Braking System.

Light Vehicle

29 Dec 1999

REC-004579

0 SCARAB Major 5000 Road Sweeper

The Drive Coupling Between The Lh't' Box And The Vehicle Steering Box Can Become Loose Which Would Cause The Spines To Wear And Possibly Slip, Which Could Lead To A Loss Of Steering Of The Vehicle.

Heavy Vehicle

23 Dec 1999

REC-002249

0 AUDI A3, A4

The Wheel Retaining Bolts May Not Be Compatible With The Wheel And The Wheel, As A Consequence, May Loosen And Could Come Off.

Light Vehicle

22 Dec 1999

REC-004581

0 TOOWOOMBA FOUNDRY Brake Drums

The Incorrect Marking Related To The Maximum Machining Size Cast On The Outside Diameter Of Each Drum. The Maximum Machining Size Applies When The Drum Is Removed From A Vehicle And Re-machined To Restore Integrity Of The Braking Surface.

Heavy Vehicle

20 Dec 1999

REC-004582

0 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLT

Some Vehicles Within This Range Were Built With A Fuel Tank Vent System And A Bank Angle Switch That Could Malfunction. Either Of These Conditions Could Cause The Engine To Stall When Riding.

Motorcycle

10 Dec 1999

REC-004580

0 Scania Dennis Dart

Failure Of The Fixing Stud In The Front Axles Can Occur And If Not Attended To The Second Stud Could Fail Leading To Loss Of Directional Control Of The Vehicle.

Heavy Vehicle

8 Dec 1999

REC-004575

0 Caterpillar Excavator

Starter Cable Interference Which May Result In Electrical Arc And /or Short Circuit.

Heavy Vehicle

7 Dec 1999

REC-004945

0 SAAB 9-3, 9-5

The Existing Label Containing Tyre Information Located On The B Pillar Contains Incorrect Information.

Light Vehicle

6 Dec 1999

REC-004576

0 KAWASAKI ZG1000-A14, ZX750-P4

Due To Incorrectly Machined Clutch Hub Nut, Positioning Tabs Of One Or Both Of The Springs In The Clutch Assembly May Break And Cause The Rider To Lose Control Of The Motorcycle.

Motorcycle

3 Dec 1999

REC-004577

0 KAWASAKI VN1500-J1

The Fuel Hose From The Fuel Filter To The Throttle Is Protected By A Sleeve. Abrasion Of This Sleeve Can Cause The Hose To Leak Resulting In Fire Or Personal Injury.

Motorcycle

3 Dec 1999

REC-004574

0 LAND ROVER Range Rover

Failure Of The Power Steering Pump Pulley May Occur At Low Kilometres As A Result Of Fatigue Cracks. In The Event Of Failure The Serpentine Drive Belt Will Be Subject To Damage Resulting In Loss Of Power Steering, Electrical Charging And Vehicle Cooling

Light Vehicle

30 Nov 1999

REC-004571

0 BMW K1200 RS

The Sealing Plugs In The Cylinder Head Can Work Loose Allowing Coolant To Escape; And The Circlip That Secures The Oil Thermostat Can Work Loose Resulting In An Oil Leak Which Could Find Its Way To The Rear Wheel.

Motorcycle

29 Nov 1999

REC-004572

0 Mercedes-Benz 202, 210, 129, 140, 124

Moisture may cause corrosion in driver's side airbag mechanism resulting in airbag deploying unintentionally.

Light Vehicle

26 Nov 1999

REC-004573

0 Mercedes-Benz M Class

Possibility That A Front Seat Belt May Not Fully Engage.

Light Vehicle

26 Nov 1999

REC-004583

0 HARLEY DAVIDSON XL

Manufactured With Handlebars That Could Break.

Motorcycle

26 Nov 1999

REC-004578

0 Toyota Lexus

The Engine Control Computer May Cause Insufficient Engine Vacuum Build-up Within The Brake Booster For A Duraton Of One-and-a-half Minutes After Engine Start-up Under Certain Conditions Resulting In Longer Stopping Distance Or Increased Brake Pedal Force.

Light Vehicle

19 Nov 1999

REC-004568

0 KIA Sportage

Due To The Incorrect Layout Of Under-bonnet Wiring The Clearance Between The Exhaust Gas Recirculation Pipe And The Battery Cable May Be Insufficient Leading To The Melting Of The Cable Insulation.

Light Vehicle

5 Nov 1999

REC-004569

0 Holden VT

Steering Knuckles May Have Been Manufactured In A Specific Batch Where The Casting Operation May Have Caused Casting Defects To Occur Which May Potentially Compromise The Durability Of The Knuckle.

Light Vehicle

5 Nov 1999

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