Vehicle Recalls
5,571 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-005345
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
11 Feb 1999
REC-005223
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series Wagons
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
11 Feb 1999
REC-004500
active0 TRIUMPH Adventurer
The Front Tyre Fitted To These Vehicles May Deflate.
Motorcycle
10 Feb 1999
REC-004506
active0 Scania Trucks
The Screw Joints For The Spare Wheel Carrier May Fail Due To Screw Joint Settling And The Torque Decreasing.
Heavy Vehicle
10 Feb 1999
REC-004501
active0 AUDI A4
A Bolt Retaining The Clutch And Pedals May Not Have Been Sufficiently Tightened - Could Cause Loss Of Braking Control.
Light Vehicle
2 Feb 1999
REC-005224
active0 Toyota LN130 Series Hi-Lux Surf
The Seat Belt Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Ranged Specified By ADR 4/01.
Light Vehicle
31 Jan 1999
REC-005225
active0 Toyota Surf
New Compliance To ADR 4/01 Clause 4.6 4.5Seat Belts Fitted At Incorrect Angle.
Light Vehicle
31 Jan 1999
REC-005226
active0 Toyota Surf Vehicles
May Not Comply With ADR 4/01. The Seat Belt Retractors May Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Ranged Specified By The ADR.
Light Vehicle
21 Jan 1999
REC-004941
active0 ROLLS ROYCE BENTLEY Seraph, Bentley Arnage
Foot Operated Parking Brake Release Cable Routing Defect.
Light Vehicle
20 Jan 1999
REC-005227
active1998 VAUXHALL Velox—4.50E X 9
Potential Weakness Has Been Found In The Wheel Due To An Incorrect Machining Operation, And Under A High Load And Speed Condition A Failure May Occur.
Light Vehicle
12 Jan 1999
REC-005346
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Does Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Ranged Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
10 Jan 1999
REC-005347
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
May Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of Adr 4/01. The Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This Adr But Will Still Lock If Either The Webbing Is Quickly Withdrawn Or The Vehicle Stops Suddenly.
Light Vehicle
7 Jan 1999
REC-004493
active0 LAND ROVER Freelander
A Weld Associated With The Rear Suspension Links May Fracture And Could Impair The Stability Of The Rear Hub Assembly Resulting In The Vehicle Deviating From A Straight Line Under Normal Driving Conditions.
Light Vehicle
7 Jan 1999
REC-005348
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Meet Fully The Requirements Of ADR 4/01. The Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 1999
REC-005228
active0 Toyota Surf 130 Series
Do Not Fully Meet The Requirements Of Adr3/01. - The Retractors Do Not Allow Easy Withdrawal Of The Webbing Through The Full Angular Range Specified By This ADR.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 1999
REC-004494
active0 MITSUBISHI FM657, 677
Road Speed Limiter Correctly Adjusted But Not Sealed In Accordance With Australian Design Rule.
Heavy Vehicle
16 Dec 1998
REC-004492
active0 HYUNDAI Sonata
Possibility Of Inadvertent Airbag Inflation.
Light Vehicle
14 Dec 1998
REC-004484
active0 BMW K1200 RS
The Fuel Tank Can Deform In The Area Of The Fuel Pump Flange And A Risk Of Fuel Leaking From This Area Exists.
Motorcycle
8 Dec 1998
REC-004485
active0 BMW R1100 S
An Engine Backfire May Occur Causing Either Left Or Right Throttle Body To Become Detached From The Inlet Manifold. In This Case The Fuel Line May Break As It Make Contact With The Fairing Panel Causing Fuel To Escape.
Motorcycle
8 Dec 1998
REC-004454
active0 SUZUKI GSX-R600V, R750T/V, TL1000SV/W
Potential For Loss Of Pressure From The Fuel Pump Outlet Pipe Within The Fuel Tank. Under Extreme Circumstance This Could Lead To A Loss Of Vehicle Control.
Motorcycle
4 Dec 1998
REC-004490
active0 Ford Explorer
Floor Mats May Interfere With The Accelerator Pedal Which Could Potentially Result In The Engine Not Returning To Idle.
Light Vehicle
2 Dec 1998
REC-004495
active0 PEUGEOT 306
Possibility Of Incorrect Tension Of Steering Rack Assembly Mounting Bolts During Vehicle Assembly.
Light Vehicle
30 Nov 1998
REC-004491
active0 Caterpillar 515, 525 Skidders
The Service Brake May Fluctuate Out Of Specification Due To Cab Movement Which May Then Activate The Parking Brake During Operations On Some Machines.
Heavy Vehicle
24 Nov 1998
REC-004489
active0 ROVER MG
The Seat Belt Webbing Could Snag In The Slot In The Guide Escutcheon And Not Retract Correctly Resulting In The Driver Not Being Adequately Restrained In The Event Of An Accident.
Light Vehicle
19 Nov 1998