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REC-002885
active0 Toyota RAV4
In the suspension system of the subject vehicles, due to insufficient surface treatment prior to the painting process, the paint on the front coil spring may not have adhered properly, which could cause the coil spring to be susceptible to corrosion in highly corrosive environments such as where road salt is used. If the vehicle is operated in this condition for an extended period, the spring may corrode and, in the worst case, fracture.
Light Vehicle
20 Jan 2006
REC-002826
active0 PORSCHE 911 Carrera (997), 911 Carerra S (997)
The parking-brake lever is likely to break.
Light Vehicle
12 Jan 2006
REC-002841
active0 PORSCHE 911 Carrera S (997)
Inadequately welded seams between clamp and exhaust tailpipe are likely to break. This can cause rattling noises while driving and can result in the loss of the exhaust tailpipe if the driver continues to drive the vehicle.
Light Vehicle
12 Jan 2006
REC-002835
active0 JEEP TJ Wrangler, KJ Cherokee
A concern may exist with the correct operation of the parking lock. This concern could arise due to a loose cup plug which enables the parking pawl anchor shaft to move rearward and prevent correct engagement of 'park' position. If this occurs and the parking brake is not applied the vehicle could roll away without warning.
Light Vehicle
5 Jan 2006
REC-000796
active1970–2003 KIA Carnival
The wiring associated with the power front seat may cause overheating of the circuit breaker in the interior fuse box.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 2006
REC-002816
active0 HYUNDAI Terracan HP
Certain Terracan vehicles were produced with front brake disc rotors that may have insufficient material thickness between the flange and friction surface. Under extreme conditions this may result in cracking, causing abnormal noise and reduced braking performance.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 2006
REC-000442
active2001–2004 Holden Cruze YG
Due to insufficient retention properties of the driveshaft circlip, the left hand front driveshaft may become disconnected from the transmission under certain driving conditions such as high speed driving. If the driveshaft does become disconnected the vehicle will lose drive.
Light Vehicle
4 Jan 2006
REC-002814
active0 PEUGEOT 307
The brake pipe cradle can rub the adjacent brake pipe causing a loss of fluid.
Light Vehicle
22 Dec 2005
REC-002811
active0 NISSAN R51 Pathfinder
Tightening torgue on the propeller shafts could result in vibration if not rectified couls result in a propeller shaft becoming detached.
Light Vehicle
21 Nov 2005
REC-000221
active1998–2002 Daewoo Leganza, Tacuma
A possible defect exists in an engine camshaft sensor component. If the sensor does malfunction, the sensor may melt generating possible odour and visible smoke and may subsequently lead to melting of the camshaft cover and wiring harness.
Light Vehicle
17 Nov 2005
REC-002827
active0 SUBARU Forester
There is a possiblity of the carpet mat slipping towards the cpntrol pedals, consequently interfering with the operation of the throttle pedal. In the worst case, the carpet mat could impeded the throttle pedal from returning to it's original closed position when the driver's foot is removed and as a result the vehicle will continue to accelerate.
Light Vehicle
17 Nov 2005
REC-002799
active0 LAND ROVER Discovery 3, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Vogue
The transmission may not fully engage Park when it is selected.
Light Vehicle
16 Nov 2005
REC-001470
active2009 Volvo S80, XC90 6 cylinder turbo
The B+ terminal may be in conflict with the starter motor solenoid in the cars concerned.
Light Vehicle
16 Nov 2005
REC-002800
active0 JAGUAR S-Type Auto, XJ Range Auto
The transmission may not fully engage Park when it is selected.
Light Vehicle
16 Nov 2005
REC-002809
active0 PEUGEOT 407
Rare occurence of the inadvertent operation of the starter motor.
Light Vehicle
15 Nov 2005
REC-002805
active0 Mercedes-Benz A Class (type 168)
A notching effect may be present in the left or right side wiper arm which could in turn weaken it. A possible consequence is that the arm may fracture when placed under high loads.
Light Vehicle
1 Nov 2005
REC-002801
active0 LAND ROVER Discovery 3 Series vehicles fitted with coil suspension
Some vehicles are fitted with an incorrect scissor style jack.
Light Vehicle
26 Oct 2005
REC-002796
active0 MITSUBISHI DB 380
The connector locking tab on the fuel hose that connects to the fuel inlet pipe on the engine may not be fully based and, as a result, the hose may become dislodged. In the worst case this could result in fuel leakage and loss of fuel pressue causing the engine to stop.
Light Vehicle
25 Oct 2005
REC-002818
active0 Toyota Corolla/RAV4/Echo
In the subject vehicles, the headlamp dimmer switch contact points may overheat due to high internal electrical resistance caused by residue build up on the surface of the contact points. In the worst case, this overheating may cause the headlamps to become inoperative.
Light Vehicle
19 Oct 2005
REC-002795
active0 MITSUBISHI LPG only fuel vehicles built by MMAL
Safety valve may not operate at the required relief pressure.
Light Vehicle
7 Oct 2005