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Vehicle Recalls

5,567 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au

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

Vehicle Recalls results

vehicle

REC-000672

active

2020-2021 ISUZU D-MAX

The rear seat seatbelt pretensioner locking tab may be defective and will not tension properly.

Light Vehicle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001505

active

2010-2020 Western Star Unknown

Fuel may leak from the engine's high pressure fuel rail feed lines.

Heavy Vehicle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001530

active

2015-2020 YAMAHA YZF-R3A

The Rear Reflector Assay may not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.

Motorcycle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001529

active

2015-2020 YAMAHA GPD125-A, GPD150-A

The Rear Reflector Assay may not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.

Motorcycle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001531

active

2016-2020 YAMAHA MT-03LA

The Rear Reflector Assay may not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.

Motorcycle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001532

active

2019-2020 YAMAHA TENERE 700 (XTZ690)

The Rear Reflector Assay may not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.

Motorcycle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001533

active

2017-2020 YAMAHA XMAX 300 (CZD300) SCOOTER

The Rear Reflector Assay may not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.

Motorcycle

20 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000978

active

2018-2020 Mercedes-Benz C300E, GLC300E

The shielding of the high-voltage wiring harness may not be able to prevent electrical overload.

Light Vehicle

16 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000979

active

2019-2020 Mercedes-Benz A CLASS

The volume of oil in the dual clutch transmission may be too high.

Light Vehicle

16 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001315

active

2018-2020 Toyota HILUX, FORTUNER

The brake booster may have been incorrectly manufactured, causing an internal fault.

Light Vehicle

16 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000977

active

2020 Mercedes-Benz GLA

The mounting nuts of the control unit box in the engine compartment may not meet the torque specification. If these mounting nuts become loose, the control unit box may move, resulting in electrical connectors separating.

Light Vehicle

15 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000976

active

2019-2020 Mercedes-Benz GLA

The rear middle seat belt buckle could be pushed under the seat cushion.

Light Vehicle

15 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000972

active

2020 Mercedes-Benz GLB

The rear spoiler located above the tailgate may have been manufactured outside specifications. The upper shell of the rear spoiler may not have been welded or may have been welded incorrectly to the base. The upper shell may not be sufficiently connected to the base.

Light Vehicle

15 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000975

active

2020 Mercedes-Benz SPRINTER

The outer layer of the brake hoses at the front and rear axles may have been damaged during the production process.

Light Vehicle

15 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001436

active

2014-2018 Volvo V40,

If the cooling system has to be refilled, air may become trapped in the cooling system, which might result in insufficient cooling of the engine components.

Light Vehicle

13 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000820

active

2018-2020 LAMBORGHINI URUS

The quality of the quick connector of the fuel line located in the engine compartment may not meet operating specifications at high engine compartment temperatures. This can lead to the quick connect material softening, which could result in a fuel leak.

Light Vehicle

13 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-001582

active

2019 NISSAN PATHFINDER

The CVT hose from the radiator to the oil warmer may have been installed in reverse orientation. Due to stress from straightening, the CVT oil hose may crack and leak. This can result in loss of power, fluid puddles under the vehicle or smoking when the CVT oil comes into contact with high temperature surfaces.

Light Vehicle

13 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-003923

active

0 Toyota SUPRA

An incorrect manufacturing process may cause the vehicle's resin fuel tank to leak.

Light Vehicle

13 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000765

active

2017-2020 KAWASAKI NINJA H2

The Engine Control Unit (ECU) programming may not control the gear shifting process properly when the transmission gears are not properly engaged. This may result in abnormal wear or damage to the gears, resulting in difficulty or failure to change gears.

Motorcycle

13 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000828

active

2018-2020 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY SPORT, EVOQUE

An electrical overload in the 48V electrical system may cause a failure of the metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET). Failure of the MOSFET may cause an electrical cascade failure, causing the DC/DC converter to experience an electrical short where the 12V circuit shorts to ground. When the DC/DC converter experiences an electrical short to ground, the 12V electrical system will discharge, this will be indicated by a battery warning on the instrument cluster.

Light Vehicle

8 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000668

active

2019-2020 ISUZU FVD, FVY

When the accelerator pedal on the left-hand side of the vehicle is fully depressed, it may stick in the full throttle position. This can result in the vehicle accelerating unintentionally.

Heavy Vehicle

3 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000323

active

2020 Ford TRANSIT, TRANSIT CUSTOM

The vehicles may be fitted with front lower control arms that contain incomplete welds, which may lead to fracture of the component.

Light Vehicle

3 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000039

active

2011-2017 AUDI A8, S8

The engine bay seal may become warped and come loose. If this occurs, engine vibrations may result in the seal making contact with hot components in the engine bay.

Light Vehicle

2 Dec 2020

vehicle

REC-000794

active

2020 KIA SORENTO

Fuel may leak from the low pressure fuel line hose clamp.

Light Vehicle

1 Dec 2020

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