Vehicle Recalls
5,571 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-004516
active0 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
REC-004513
active0 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
REC-004504
active0 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
REC-004507
active0 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
REC-000516
active1998 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
REC-004499
active0 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
REC-004503
active0 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
REC-005216
active0 Toyota Surf LN130
Rear Seatbelts May Not Fully Meet The Requirements Of ADR 4/01.
Light Vehicle
7 Mar 1999
REC-005217
active0 Toyota Surf Station Wagons—4 Door LN130
Potential Problem Exists With The Autolive Seatbelts Pd012 And Pd013.
Light Vehicle
2 Mar 1999
REC-000517
active1997 Holden VT
Seats Assembled With Unprotected Wiring . The Seat Cushion May Deflect Enough To Crush The Wiring Harness And Expose Bare Wires To The Motor Bracket Resulting In A Short Circuit Causing The Wiring Insulation At The Seat To Burn.
Light Vehicle
1 Mar 1999
REC-004505
active0 Caterpillar Wheel Loaders
The Lift Cylinder Rod Could Experience A Weld Failure.
Heavy Vehicle
25 Feb 1999
REC-005219
active0 KIA Ceres Light Trucks
The Centre Seat Belt May Have A Faulty Tongue And/or Mounting Plate Which May Fail Due To Insufficient Strength.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Feb 1999
REC-005218
active0 JAGUAR Xj12 Model Years 1993.25 - 94
Deterioration Of The Bonnet Liner May Occur Allowing The Non-rigid Sound-deadening Material To Sag So That It Comes Into Contact With Moving Components Of The Throttle Mechanism.
Light Vehicle
23 Feb 1999
REC-004498
active0 Scania K124
A Defective Internal Thread In The Oil Cleaner Housing May Cause The Shaft In The Oil Cleaner To Come Loose And Then The Oil Pressure Forces The Shaft, The Rotor Bowl And The Cover Out Of The Housing And The Engine Oil Flushes Over The Turbo Charger.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Feb 1999
REC-004502
active0 Mercedes-Benz Cabriolet
On The Sash Guide Of The Front Seat Belts An Incorrect Welding Process May Have Occurred On The Weld Nut For The Bolt Used To Secure The Shoulder Anchor Point And May Not Guarantee Perfect Restraint Function.
Light Vehicle
23 Feb 1999
REC-004508
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON Twin Cam 88 engines
Possibility That The Engine Cam Sprocket Bolt Could Lose Their Clamp Loads And Or Break, Thus Causing The Engine To Quite Running Or Run Erratically Before Quitting.
Motorcycle
23 Feb 1999
REC-005342
active0 Toyota Premium Surf Turbo Diesel 130 Series
May Not Fully Meet The Requirements Of ADR 4/02. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
22 Feb 1999
REC-005220
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Fully Meet The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
18 Feb 1999
REC-004497
active0 Scania SKS200-L03
The Rubber Cover For The 30 Connection At The Starter Motor Solenoid Has Been Of An Incorrect Material Which Is Conductive And May Cause A Fire If The Starter Cables Are Mounted Improperly.
Heavy Vehicle
17 Feb 1999
REC-005143
active0 Toyota Hilux Surf LN130
Do Not Fully Meet The Requirements Of Adr4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This Adr.
Light Vehicle
16 Feb 1999
REC-005221
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
15 Feb 1999
REC-005343
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
14 Feb 1999
REC-005222
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series x4 Door
Do Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
14 Feb 1999
REC-005344
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
11 Feb 1999