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Vehicle Recalls

5,469 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au

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

REC-004401

0 BMW R850 R, R1100 R

Steering Lock Wiring Loom May Be Rubbing On Front Frame Which May Cause Total Electrical Failure Including Engine Cutting Out.

Motorcycle

15 Apr 1997

vehicle

REC-004399

active

0 Ford Explorer UN

Does Not Meet The Australian Design Rule Specifications.

Heavy Vehicle

8 Apr 1997

vehicle

REC-004402

active

0 JAGUAR XK8

Possibility Of Incorrrect Seating Of Two Retaining Rings In The Final Drive Housing Causing The Output Shaft To Become Detached From The Final Drive Unit.

Light Vehicle

8 Apr 1997

vehicle

REC-004418

active

0 Ford F250, F350

Ignition Switch Could Experience An Internal Short Circuit Causing Overheating And Possibly Fire In The Steering Column Area.

Heavy Vehicle

1 Apr 1997

vehicle

REC-004400

active

0 Mercedes-Benz 140

Front Flexible Brake Hoses May Rub On The Inside Of The Tyre When The Wheels Are Turned To Full Lock Resulting In Loss Of Brake Fluid And Brake Effectiveness.

Light Vehicle

25 Mar 1997

vehicle

REC-004398

active

0 VOLKSWAGEN Golf, Vento, Golf VR6

Insulation Of The Cables For Window Lifter Becomes Damaged Leading To Functional Problems And Short Circuit Rendering The Windows Inoperable.

Light Vehicle

13 Mar 1997

vehicle

REC-004397

active

0 Holden Jackaroo, Monterey

May Not Have Had The Front Hub Lock Washers And Screws Correctly Fitted Resulting In Worst Case, Bearing Seizing.

Light Vehicle

28 Feb 1997

vehicle

REC-004396

active

0 Ford Festiva

Front Seat Belt Stalks Fitted To Affected Vehicles May Not Lock The Tongue Securely When The Tongue Is Inserted.

Light Vehicle

27 Feb 1997

vehicle

REC-004395

active

0 OKA LT

Inconsistency In The Tensile Strength Of Steering Arms From One Batch Of Castings.

Heavy Vehicle

24 Feb 1997

vehicle

REC-004936

active

0 SEAT Toledo

During Installation Of The Child Restraint Anchorages A Variety Of Washers Of Incorrect Size Were Used Resulting In Anchorage Becoming Loose.

Heavy Vehicle

11 Feb 1997

vehicle

REC-004394

active

0 YAMAHA XTZ660H

Possible Breakage Of The Rear Shock Absorber Shaft Causing Loss Of Control Of The Motorcycle.

Motorcycle

27 Jan 1997

vehicle

REC-004393

active

0 KAWASAKI VN1500-D1

When Operated By A Heavier Than Average Rider It Is Possible That The Seat Base Can Come Into Contact With The Battery Lead Wire Resulting In Engine Cut Out.

Motorcycle

15 Jan 1997

vehicle

REC-004390

active

0 Mercedes-Benz LO812, LO814

The Rear Brake Master Cylinders May Be Faulty.

Light Vehicle

8 Jan 1997

vehicle

REC-004391

active

0 LAND ROVER Discovery

Driver's Door Lock May Inadvertently Open During Vehicle Operation.

Light Vehicle

8 Jan 1997

vehicle

REC-004392

active

0 OKA XT

Some Vehicles That Have Had Field Reworks On Them To Convert To New Steering Boxes May Be Fatiguing Around Welds For The Mounting.

Light Vehicle

10 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004385

active

0 Scania P Trucks

There Is A Possibility Of The Throttle Paddle Getting Stuck Under The Roller.

Heavy Vehicle

6 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004387

active

0 NEWAY ANCHORLOK Air Suspension

The Equalizing Beam Shaft May Fracture Inside The Beam At The Toe Of The Weld.

Heavy Vehicle

6 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004389

active

0 NISSAN Patrol

Shape & Routing Of Front Brake Hose May Cause Material Fatigue When Subject To High Mileage & Extreme Steering Conditions Causing Fluid Loss & Brake Failure.

Light Vehicle

6 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004372

active

0 Ford Taurus

The Automatic Transaxle Park Mechansim May Not Prevent The Vehicle From Rolling Even If The Transaxle Shift Lever Is Firmly Placed In The Park Position.

Light Vehicle

4 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004383

active

0 Mack Eaton DS451P

Possibility Of Cracking At The Welds That Mount The Suspension Adaptor Brackets To The Axle Housings Resulting In The Vehicle Losing Direction Control.

Heavy Vehicle

4 Dec 1996

vehicle

REC-004388

active