Vehicle Recalls
5,462 recalls from vehiclerecalls.gov.au
Cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and caravans affected by safety defects.
Vehicle Recalls results
REC-000162
active2015–2016 CHEVROLET, GMC SILVERADO, TAHOE POLICE PURSUIT & SIERRA
The brake pedal pivot nut on these vehicles may become loose, causing the brake pedal to be loose or inoperative.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-000232
active2012–2015 DODGE RAM
The front suspension track bar frame bracket may have been improperly welded to the frame rail during the manufacturing process.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-003699
active0 JAGUAR XE
The driver's seat belt pre-tensioner may not operate when required.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-003701
active0 DODGE RAM
The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module software on the above vehicles may contain side impact calibrations that are overly sensitive.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-003702
active0 DODGE RAM
The diesel fuel heater electrical connector may overheat and cause a fuel leak.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-003704
active0 PERFORMAX 1500, 2500, 3500
The steering wheel wire harness may become chafed by the driver airbag module retainer spring ends.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2016
REC-000344
active2008–2010 FREIGHTLINER, COLUMBIA & STERLING TRUCKS
Vehicles were manufactured with front axles that do not meet overall width requirements set out by Australian design Rules.
Heavy Vehicle
9 May 2016
REC-003698
active0 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
The left front brake caliper may have been cast from an incorrect material.
Light Vehicle
6 May 2016
REC-000801
active2015–2016 KTM SUPER ADVENTURE
There may be an oil leak at the plug connection, and software for the semi active shock requires updating.
Motorcycle
5 May 2016
REC-005083
active2015 BMW 7 Series (G11 & G12)
Due to an error in the manufacturing process of the supplier, small metallic particles (stamping residue) can stick to the inside of the airbag control unit housing.
Light Vehicle
3 May 2016
REC-001099
active0 NISSAN X-TRAIL
The paint coating applied during the supplier's manufacturing process of the Back Door Gas Stay does not comply with the design requirement for anti-corrosion. In extremely rare circumstances, the outer tube of the Gas Stay may corrode and crack resulting in the loss of the pressurised gas inside the Gas Stay.
Light Vehicle
2 May 2016
REC-003697
active0 Mercedes-Benz SLK
In the event of a failure of the main battery the electronic ignition lock will not be supplied with power by the backup battery. If the engine stops during use the electric parking brake and the transmission position 'P' cannot be activated.
Light Vehicle
2 May 2016
REC-001237
active0 SUZUKI UK110
1. The nut on the kick-start mechanism may come loose. 2. During assembly there may have been a loose nut left inside the air box. 3. Fuel hose connector on the fuel pump may have been incorrectly positioned.
Light Vehicle
22 Apr 2016
REC-001260
active0 SUZUKI S-CROSS
Magyar Suzuki Corporation has identified a possibility that during production the front seat back may have been assembled with incorrect stitch seam spacing, outside of the manufacturing control value around the area of the side airbag.
Light Vehicle
20 Apr 2016
REC-000283
active0 FIAT SCUDO
The vehicle is affected by non-conforming front brake discs whose mechanical characteristics are non-compliant. This may cause a risk of reduction in the braking efficiency and could potentially result in a broken brake disc under heavy loads. In addition, the windscreen wiper motor may fail.
Light Vehicle
20 Apr 2016
REC-001283
active0 Toyota LEXUS
There is a possibility that the sealing performance of the fuel pressure sensor to the delivery pipe could degrade over time due to improper tightening the fuel pressure sensor.
Light Vehicle
20 Apr 2016
REC-001370
active2014–2016 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
On vehicles with a 2.0l petrol engine, of a limited production period, the drive cam for the vacuum pump can break. As a result there is no vacuum assistance when applying the vehicle brakes.
Light Vehicle
20 Apr 2016
REC-001259
active0 SUZUKI S-CROSS
Magyar Suzuki Corporation has identified a possibility that during production the front seat back may have been assembled with incorrect stitch seam spacing, outside of the manufacturing control value around the area of the side airbag.
Light Vehicle
19 Apr 2016
REC-000718
active0 JAYCO CAMPERVAN
The roof lifting system could drop up to 450mm during opening or closing operations.
Caravan/Motorhome
19 Apr 2016
REC-000012
active0 ARBATH 500
There is a potential for interference of the wiring under the dashboard within the steering column, which may cause the wiring to wear out over time.
Light Vehicle
18 Apr 2016
REC-003694
active0 FIAT DUCATO
There is a potential that the end connector of the diesel re-circulation pipe on the injectors may be cracked resulting in diesel seepage.
Light Vehicle
18 Apr 2016
REC-000749
active0 KAWASAKI Ninja 250R, Ninja 250RSE, Versys 650L ABS, ER-6nL ABS
On some units, the circlips securing the passenger footrest pivot pins may be brittle due to a manufacturing defect.
Motorcycle
18 Apr 2016
REC-003693
active0 FIAT 500
There is a potential deviation in the buckle heat treatment process. The seat belt anchorage links may not comply with safety standards.
Light Vehicle
18 Apr 2016
REC-003695
active0 ALFA ROMEO MITO
In some vehicles, the brake booster piping connector may be non-compliant with relevant standards.
Light Vehicle
18 Apr 2016