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REC-003011
active0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van 906
Investigations have revealed that a windowbag with a defective gas diffuser may have been installed in the vehicle and must be replaced. The diffuser connects the gas generator to the airbag and distributes the expanding air into the airbag following ignition. A faulty diffuser may have irregularities in its composition and hairline cracks which could lead to premature breakage of the diffuser when the airbag is triggered. In a worst case scenario the gas generator can separate from the windowbag module and the airbag is insufficiently inflated. In addition, this separation may also cause parts of the windowbag module or the vehicle's interior panelling to be ejected at high speed into the passenger compartment.
Light Vehicle
6 Aug 2007
REC-003008
active0 JEEP Cherokee (KJ)
Under certain operating conditions it is possible that the HVAC blower motor could overheat and, in an extreme case, may even ignite.
Light Vehicle
6 Aug 2007
REC-003009
active0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van 906
Investigations have revealed that a windowbag with a defective gas diffuser may have been installed in the vehicle and must be replaced. The diffuser connects the gas generator to the airbag and distributes the expanding air into the airbag following ignition. A faulty diffuser may have irregularities in its composition and hairline cracks which could lead to premature breakage of the diffuser when the airbag is triggered. In a worst case scenario the gas generator can separate from the windowbag module and the airbag is insufficiently inflated. In addition, this separation may also cause parts of the windowbag module or the vehicle's interior panelling to be ejected at high speed into the passenger compartment.
Light Vehicle
3 Aug 2007
REC-003007
active0 JEEP JK Wrangler
Investigations have shown that the Totally Integrated Power Module was programmed with incorrect software that may allow the engine to stall under certain operating conditions.
Light Vehicle
30 July 2007
REC-003002
active0 VOLKSWAGEN Caddy
On Caddy vehicles of the affected chassis number ranges the spring clamps on the rear axle may break because of poor heat treatment.
Light Vehicle
30 July 2007
REC-002998
active0 ALFA ROMEO 147 1.9 Multijet
To check that the layout of the fuel supply pipe from the diesel filter to the high pressure pump is correct to prevent possible interference between the actual pipe and the fuel filter mounting.
Light Vehicle
26 July 2007
REC-003001
active0 MITSUBISHI NS Pajero (Automatic)
There is a possibility that the bolt welded to the manual control lever (mounted on the automatic transmission) may develop a crack when the shift cable attaching nut is tightened. If this occurs, the shift cable attaching nut torque may be reduced allowing the shift cable to move. This can result in an indicated shift position which is different to the gearshift position at the transmission. In a worse case condition if the driver selects P and or N position, actual shift position at the transmission may be R or D. If this occurs, there is a possibility of unexpected vehicle movement if the accelerator is depressed in this situation.
Light Vehicle
24 July 2007
REC-003000
active0 Mercedes-Benz S Class (220), CL Class (215)
Investigations have revealed that corrosion in the steel braiding of an ABC hydraulic hose may occur over time when exposed to moisture and heat. This could in turn lead to oil leaks in the vicinity of hot engine components.
Light Vehicle
16 July 2007
REC-002997
active0 ALFA ROMEO 147 1.9 Multijet
To check that the layout of the fuel supply pipe from the diesel filter to the high pressure pump is correct to prevent possible interference between the actual pipe and the fuel filter mounting.
Light Vehicle
11 July 2007
REC-002996
active0 Mazda Mazda3 MPS
A bolt securing the engine and transmission assembly to one of its mounting points may loosen over time. In the worst case scenario, if the bolt comes out or breaks, the engine and transmission assembly may drop. This may detach the driveshaft, resulting in the vehicle being unable to be driven.
Light Vehicle
6 July 2007
REC-005193
active2006–2007 Ford VM Transit
Engineering investigations have identified a concern with the front suspension strut to knuckle clamping bolt torque. Due to variations in surface finish of the knuckle material in combination with low torque of the clamping bolt, it may be possible for the strut to move in the knuckle. Movement of the strut in the knuckle could possibly result in the tyre contacting the wheel arch or in FWD vehicles the strut contacting the driveshaft.
Light Vehicle
3 July 2007
REC-002992
active0 CHRYSLER PT Cruiser
It is possible under certain conditions that, due to inadequate fixing, one or both of the rear quarter windows could dislodge whilst driving.
Light Vehicle
20 June 2007
REC-002991
active0 Ford VM Transit
It may be possible for the front shock absorber to move in its lower mounting due to low clamping bolt torque.
Light Vehicle
18 June 2007
REC-000454
active0 Holden Adventra, 1 tonne Cross 6, Crewman Cross 6, Crewman Cross 8, HSV Avalanche
Light Vehicle
7 June 2007
REC-002990
active0 AUDI A6 (4F)
A condition exists on some of the vehicles, which in exceptional circumstances and due to inappropriate software programming of the airbag deployment trigger sensor, may, in a worst case situation delay the deployment of both front driver and passenger airbags in the event of an accident.
Light Vehicle
6 June 2007
REC-005378
active2007 BMW F650 GS & F650 GS DAKAR
The affected units may have been fitted with clamping blocks and top fork bridges that do not meet specification in accordance with the technical drawings.
Light Vehicle
4 June 2007
REC-002988
active0 NISSAN Navara D40
A concern has been detected related to the ID Plate (fitted on the LH B-pillar). Potentially the ID Plate has been stamped with the wrong Approval (CPA) number.
Light Vehicle
31 May 2007
REC-002989
active0 Toyota Camry ACV36R
The headlamp switch contact points over time may oxidise (corrode) due to insufficient current flow through the switch. This oxidation may cause the headlamps (low or high beam) to flicker without warning and in the worst case may cause the headlamps to extinguish momentarily.
Light Vehicle
31 May 2007
REC-001486
active0 Volvo C70
An incorrect temporary assembly instruction resulting in a faulty assembly of the left door handle Bowden cable attachment.
Light Vehicle
17 May 2007
REC-002983
active0 Honda Civic
The low beam headlamps may fail to operate. This condition will occur due to an increase in contact resistance caused by oxidation between the male terminal of the head lamp combination switch and the adjoining terminal coupler. Due to movement between the male and female terminals a build up of dioxide film is created, increasing resistance and causing heat build up to a point where the terminal connector begins to melt.
Light Vehicle
1 May 2007