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REC-003208
active0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 906
The previous software upgrade for the engine control unit may not fully overcome the possibility of piston damage occurring as a result of a less than ideal combustion process. If the vehicle continues to be driven with a damaged piston, engine oil may be injected into the engine compartment and could come into contact with hot components.
Light Vehicle
18 June 2009
REC-005321
active0 NISSAN J31 Maxima and Z50 Murano
A concern has been detected relating to the engine air intake duct which may become disconnected due to thermal loading combined with normal engine vibration. If this happens, the engine will exhibit rough idling and in a worst case scenario the engine may stall.
Light Vehicle
17 June 2009
REC-004851
active0 Volvo S80, XC70, V70 and XC60
Volvo Car Corporation have identified that the engine cooling fan may permanently stop working due to a software error in the Fan Control Module (FCM). If the fan stops it may cause reduced Air Condition (AC) performance and the driver will be informed of the increased coolant temperature by the yellow information lamp in the DIM and the following text message: reduce speed. However, if the engine temperature continues to rise, the red warning lamp will be lit together with text instructions to stop the car safely.
Light Vehicle
14 June 2009
REC-003201
active0 NISSAN Maxima (J31),
The engine air intake duct may become disconnected due to thermal loading combined with normal engine vibration. If this happens, the engine will exhibit rough idling and in a worst case scenario, the engine may stall.
Light Vehicle
11 June 2009
REC-003229
active0 NISSAN Murano (Z50)
The engine air intake duct may become disconnected due to thermal loading combined with normal engine vibration. If this happens, the engine will exhibit rough idling and in a worst case scenario, the engine may stall.
Light Vehicle
11 June 2009
REC-001575
active2007–2008 Ford FALCON
The brake booster check valve may develop a vacuum leak.
Light Vehicle
5 June 2009
REC-003204
active0 Ford BF Series I/II and FG Falcon
The brake booster check valve may develop a vacuum leak.
Light Vehicle
5 June 2009
REC-005323
active2008–2009 Ford LV Focus and MA Mondeo
Under certain conditions, the supply of vacuum to the brake booster may be interrupted. The consequences are possible hard brake pedal with increased stopping distances.
Light Vehicle
18 May 2009
REC-005324
active2008 PEUGEOT 308 Partner
It is possible that the incorrectly specified power steering pump may have been fitted during production. In rare cases this may cause some stiffness in the operation of the steering. Replacement of the electric power steering pump will only be performed if the unit fails the check.
Light Vehicle
10 May 2009
REC-003199
active0 Thule Rapid Fixpoint XT Kit (roof rack)
A faulty hardness of the bolts in the Fixpoint Kits makes them brittle and can cause them to break under stress. The fixation bolt may potentially snap off during use which makes it an unsure load carrier fixation.
Light Vehicle
6 May 2009
REC-003198
active0 Subaru, Rola Subaru SA 098 Roof Bars, Rola Roof Bars
The Roof Bar is designed to anchor to the vehicle by way of securing metal straps or brackets 'Straps'. In product failure cases significant upward wind forces on the under-surface area of the carried loads have stretched or bent the Straps to the point where they detach from the roof of the vehicle. When this occurs there is potential for the Roof Bars and their load to separate from the vehicle during travel.
Light Vehicle
1 May 2009
REC-001472
active2006–2008 Volvo S80, XC70
Volvo Car Corporation have identified a deviation in the CEM (Central Electronic Module) software that may affect the functionality of the windshield wipers. If this condition occurs it may lead to malfunction either through the wipers activating by themselves of they may not activate at the driver's request/command.
Light Vehicle
30 Apr 2009
REC-003196
active0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 906
1. In certain vehicles piston damage may occur as a result of a less than ideal combustion process. If the vehicle continues to be driven in this condition engine oil may be ejected into the engine compartment and could come into contact with hot components. 2. It is also possible the threaded insert for the park brake adjuster may not perform as designed due to an out of specification wall thickness. A failure of this component could result in a loss of park brake effectiveness.
Light Vehicle
22 Apr 2009
REC-005325
active2006–2007 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van
In certain vehicles piston damage may occur as a result of a less than ideal combustion process. If the vehicle continues to be driven in this condition engine oil may be ejected into the engine compartment and could come into contact with hot components.
Light Vehicle
21 Apr 2009
REC-005326
active2006–2007 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van
It is possible the threaded insert for the park brake adjuster may not perform as designed due to an out of specification wall thickness. A failure of this component could result in a loss of park brake effectiveness.
Light Vehicle
21 Apr 2009
REC-003193
active0 SUBARU Impreza sedan, Impreza hatch
Some genuine towbars fitted to 08MY & 09MY Subaru Impreza vehicles may have been produced with inadequate welding on the tow ball mount (TBM - commonly known as the towing tongue or goose-neck).
Light Vehicle
16 Apr 2009
REC-003192
active0 SUBARU Forester
Some Subaru genuine towbars fitted to 09M Subaru Forester vehicles may have been produced with inadequate welding on the tow ball mount (TBM-commonly known as the towing tongue or goose-neck) and/or incorrect specification bolts that anchor the towbar arms to the chassis rails.
Light Vehicle
8 Apr 2009
REC-004859
active0 PEUGEOT 308
There is a chance that the alternator wiring harness may be incorrectly positioned and be rubbing on the metal bracket which is bolted to the engine beside the alternator.
Light Vehicle
8 Apr 2009
REC-003190
active0 Mercedes-Benz M Class (type 164)
On these vehicles it is possible water may enter the trunk area via the tail light seals during heavy rain or use of a high pressure cleaning device. In isolated cases moisture could also enter the electronic control unit for the tailgate and cause it to malfunction. In extremely unfavourable circumstances localised overheating of the tailgate control unit could also occur.
Light Vehicle
3 Apr 2009
REC-003194
active0 Ford SX Territory, SY Territory
Under certain operating conditions, front brake hoses may develop a brake fluid leak.
Light Vehicle
27 Mar 2009