Vehicle Recalls
5,459 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-001437
active2017–2020 Volvo XC60
The front windshield wiper arm nut was not tightened sufficiently during manufacturing.
Light Vehicle
29 Oct 2020
REC-001185
active2016–2017 Renault MEGANE IV
The owner's manual window operation section contains an error in the wording and may cause the user to wrongly operate the child safety features on the rear door.
Light Vehicle
29 Oct 2020
REC-000971
active2019–2020 Mercedes-Benz A, B, CLA
Engine oil may escape from the turbocharger oil feed line, leak onto the underfloor panelling and from there onto the road.
Light Vehicle
28 Oct 2020
REC-000974
active2018 Mercedes-Benz C CLASS
The headlight adjustment may not be correct.
Light Vehicle
28 Oct 2020
REC-000155
active2019–2020 CAN-AM RYKER
The front wheels assembly may not have been installed properly (torque application and installation of the red locking clip).
Motorcycle
27 Oct 2020
REC-000795
active2020 KIA STINGER
A plastic burr may remain after the moulding process of the fuel pump's jet nozzle housing, potentially blocking the nozzle.
Light Vehicle
20 Oct 2020
REC-001398
active2018–2020 VOLKSWAGEN CRAFTER
Windows for a limited number of Crafter vehicles may have been incorrectly stored during production and become damaged. Affected windows could allow water into the vehicle and could even fall off the vehicle.
Light Vehicle
18 Oct 2020
REC-000322
active2019–2020 Ford TRANSIT, TRANSIT CUSTOM
Vehicles may be fitted with front lower control arms that contain incomplete welds, which may lead to fracture of the component.
Light Vehicle
14 Oct 2020
REC-000234
active2006–2014 DODGE DODGE NITRO, CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER
Affected vehicles may have a loose or detached driver airbag emblem, and/or loose emblem retainers within the driver airbag module assembly.
Light Vehicle
11 Oct 2020
REC-000337
active2001–2005 FREIGHTLINER Unknown
Fuel may leak from the low pressure fuel lines.
Heavy Vehicle
7 Oct 2020
REC-000969
active2018–2020 Mercedes-Benz C63, GT63, GLC63S
The software of the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) control unit may be incorrectly programmed for the type of brake in the vehicle.
Light Vehicle
7 Oct 2020
REC-000340
active1999–2000 FREIGHTLINER ARGOSY, CENTURY, FL112, CST, C120
Fuel may leak from the pressure fuel line.
Heavy Vehicle
6 Oct 2020
REC-000767
active2018–2020 KAWASAKI ZX636
The wiring harness for the horn may not be durable enough and could break due to vibration at a certain engine speed range, preventing the horn from operating.
Motorcycle
1 Oct 2020
REC-000970
active2017–2019 Mercedes-Benz X-CLASS
There may be leakage from a hydraulic line connection on the steering gear, which may result in the gradual loss of steering hydraulic fluid.
Light Vehicle
30 Sept 2020
REC-000962
active2011–2019 MERCEDES BENZ G300
The contacts of the steering column switch may be impaired by sand settling on the contacts, leading to increased electrical resistance.
Light Vehicle
28 Sept 2020
REC-001134
active2018–2019 PEUGEOT EXPERT IV
The fuel supply and return pipes located under the body may become damaged over time due to relative movement between the pipes and the body guidance ribs.
Light Vehicle
27 Sept 2020
REC-000318
active2018–2019 Ford FOCUS
The transmission stud may chafe on the engine wiring loom. The engine warning light may also illuminate.
Light Vehicle
27 Sept 2020
REC-000590
active2019–2020 Honda ODYSSEY
Due to incorrect manufacturing of the rear seatbelt assembly, the webbing sensor in the 3rd row left rear seat belt assembly may become inoperative.
Light Vehicle
25 Sept 2020
REC-000116
active2020 BMW R 1250GS, R 1250 RT, R 1250 R, R 1250 RS
Australian Design Rules (ADR) 61 and 83 require vehicles to be fitted with a compliance plate and noise emission label. The compliance plate and/or noise emission label may partially detach from the motorcycle or become illegible over time.
Motorcycle
24 Sept 2020
REC-000321
active2016–2019 Ford TRANSIT
The electronic Run-on Water Pump (ROWP) fitted to certain Transit and Transit Custom vehicles aids cooling after the engine has been stopped. Vehicles have been built with a 15A fuse to protect the ROWP in case of failure. If the ROWP fails, the 15A fuse will not prevent the ROWP from overheating.
Light Vehicle
24 Sept 2020
REC-001434
active2013–2018 Volvo S60, V60, XC60
If the cooling system has to be refilled, air may become trapped in the cooling system, which may result in insufficient cooling of the engine components.
Light Vehicle
24 Sept 2020
REC-003919
active0 MACK TRUCKS 28 HDV
The ignition key cylinder may allow movement of the key from the engine ON position to engine OFF position while the vehicle is being driven.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Sept 2020
REC-000666
active2019–2020 ISUZU N SERIES
The driving light switch receives power when the lights are on, when it should only receive power when the lights are on high beam. This means that the driving lights may be on when the vehicle operator only intends side lights or low beam.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Sept 2020
REC-001343
active2018–2020 TRIUMPH TIGER, STREET TRIPLE, SPEED TRIPLE VARIANTS
The front brake pad may detach from the back plate, resulting in reduced braking performance.
Motorcycle
17 Sept 2020