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REC-001510
active2016-2019 Western Star Unknown
The baggage and sleeper doors may separate from the vehicle door hinge.
Heavy Vehicle
8 Mar 2021
REC-001001
active2014-2018 Mercedes-Benz ACTROS, AROCS
Airbag inflator: As it gets older, a combination of high temperatures and humidity can cause the airbag inflator propellant to degrade. If an affected vehicle is involved in a collision triggering the airbag, the metal inflator housing may explode/rupture under too much internal pressure.
Heavy Vehicle
1 Mar 2021
REC-000149
active2012-2019 BONLUCK BUS JXK6127CR, KXK6127BR, JXK6105, JXK6127, JXKY6127CA5R, JXK6120
The dual chamber compressed air storage tank(s) may unexpectedly rupture due to metal fatigue.
Heavy Vehicle
16 Feb 2021
REC-001274
active2017-2020 TADANO MOBILE ROUGH TERRAIN CRANES GR200 EX-3, GR160N-4
A narrow clearance between the fuel pipe on the engine and the frame may result in the fuel pipe contacting the frame. If the operator continues to use the vehicle with the frame in contact with the fuel pipe , the fuel pipe may be damaged and this may lead to a fuel leak.
Heavy Vehicle
9 Feb 2021
REC-000341
active2010-2020 FREIGHTLINER Unknown
Fuel may leak from the engine's high pressure fuel rail feed lines.
Heavy Vehicle
22 Jan 2021
REC-001000
active2019-2020 Mercedes-Benz OC500LE, OC500RF
The shim plate installed between the spring support and plastic roller piston may have deformed during manufacturing. Due to the deformation, the plastic roller piston's threaded connection may detach, causing the vehicle to lean to one side. In addition, if the rear axle of the vehicle suffers a significant impact, rear suspension components may detach from the vehicle.
Heavy Vehicle
18 Jan 2021
REC-000667
active2005-2019 ISUZU NLR, NNR, NPR
These vehicles have not been fitted with a sufficient quantity of side reflectors as required under Australian Design Rule (ADR) 13/00.
Heavy Vehicle
11 Jan 2021
REC-001002
active2017-2021 Mercedes-Benz ECONIC
The ground line from the engine control unit is routed too tightly and may cause the cable lug to break. If the cable lug on the ground line breaks, the engine control unit no longer has a ground connection.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Dec 2020
REC-000999
active2020 Mercedes-Benz UNIMOG U430
There may be insufficient tightening torque on the slotted nut on the brake caliper, which may cause the brake cylinder to work loose from the brake caliper.
Heavy Vehicle
22 Dec 2020
REC-001069
active2019 MITSUBISHI FUSO HEAVY TRUCKS
A poor quality weld between the drum and end plate sections of the fuel tank could crack, resulting in a fuel leak.
Heavy Vehicle
22 Dec 2020
REC-001505
active2010-2020 Western Star Unknown
Fuel may leak from the engine's high pressure fuel rail feed lines.
Heavy Vehicle
20 Dec 2020
REC-000668
active2019-2020 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
REC-000770
active2008-2020 Kenworth Unknown
A pneumatic valve in the Hill Start Assist system may be incorrectly connected.
Heavy Vehicle
29 Oct 2020
REC-000337
active2001-2005 FREIGHTLINER Unknown
Fuel may leak from the low pressure fuel lines.
Heavy 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-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-001170
active2019-2020 RAM 1500
A manufacturing defect may cause the windshield wiper arm head joint to strip.
Heavy Vehicle
31 May 2020
REC-000412
active2018-2019 Hino 500
The differential pressure pipe in the diesel particulate reduction system's (DPR) may be improperly fixed. This pressure pipe detects DPR blockage and may be cracked on the fixing point by thermal expansion and shrinkage.
Heavy Vehicle
28 May 2020
REC-003917
active0 FREIGHTLINER ARGOSY, CORONDADO, CST112
Brake caliper mounting bolts may not provide adequate clamping force between the brake caliper and brake anchor plate.
Heavy Vehicle
22 May 2020