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3,584 recalls found

vehicle

REC-002699

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Vito

The seat base attachment screws may not have been sufficiently tightened during production. It is possible that this the occupants of the vehicle if in an accident may not be secure.

Light Vehicle

10 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002712

active

0 JEEP Cherokee, Wrangler

The powertrain control module (PCM) on 11 vehicles was inadvertently programmed with the incorrect software. This can cause the fuel system monitor to malfunction.

Light Vehicle

10 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002720

active

0 NISSAN T30 X-Trail

Heat deterioration may occur inside of the Catalytic Converter when it is repeatedly attacked by excessively high thermal load. This could result in Breakage of the Catalytic Converter honeycomb. The weld zone of the O2 Sensor Boss (physically part of the exhaust manifold) may be damaged. If the vehicle is not repaired and driving continues, the O2 Sensor Boss may be broken.

Light Vehicle

7 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002721

active

0 NISSAN T30 X-Trail

Heat deterioration may occur inside of the Catalytic Converter when it is repeatedly attacked by excessively high thermal load. This could result in Breakage of the Catalytic Converter honeycomb. The weld zone of the O2 Sensor Boss (physically part of the exhaust manifold) may be damaged. If the vehicle is not repaired and driving continues, the O2 Sensor Boss may be broken.

Light Vehicle

7 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002700

active

0 Toyota Avensis Verso

The fuel tank inlet pipe and breather tube of the subject vehicles may leak due to a pinhole caused by corrosion.

Light Vehicle

3 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002710

active

0 LEXUS LS430

Due to improper moulding of the impeller of the electric fuel pump, alcohol contained in the fuel may cause impeller to distort and contact the fuel pump body resulting in seizure of the fuel pump.

Light Vehicle

27 Jan 2005

vehicle

REC-002778

active

0 PEUGEOT 306

Possible fuel leaks caused from wear and tear in the fuel filler neck connection pipe.

Light Vehicle

24 Jan 2005

vehicle

REC-002704

active

0 Renault X70 Master

Risk of a lack of tightening pressure of the steering wheel mounting nut. This could potentailly affect the control of the vehicle.

Light Vehicle

23 Jan 2005

vehicle

REC-002702

active

0 Holden VZ Commodore, WL Statesman

Defective spot welds may potentially affect occupant protection in the event of a side impact collision.

Light Vehicle

24 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-000436

active

0 Holden VZ Commodore, WL Statesman/Caprice

There is a possibility that the tyre bead may have been damaged during the process of mounting the tyre onto the wheel. This damage may lead to loss of tyre air pressure.

Light Vehicle

24 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-002698

active

0 Mazda T-3500

Possibility for drag link ball joint of the steering system to crack and break. Can cause loss of steering.

Light Vehicle

14 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-004835

active

0 PEUGEOT 206 EW10J4S

ECU software download is necessary to eliminate oscillation of the motorized throttle valve which, in extremely rare cases, may cause breakage of the throttle stop. As a result, the engine may be placed in the emergency program phase (limp mode) with a program error.

Light Vehicle

6 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-002695

active

0 NISSAN Y61 Patrol Wagon

The fitment of the ASCD accessory has been found to be subject to a number of fitment quality issues, the most severe of which may result in the vehicle throttle cable becoming stuck. If this cable becomes stuck, the vehicle throttle may then become unresponsive.

Light Vehicle

6 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-002693

active

0 Toyota Lexus RX330, Prius NHW20

Silicon oxide may be generated on the surface of the contact point. Oxidisation may cause a resistence in the circuit causing stop lamp to become inoperative.

Light Vehicle

1 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-002694

active

0 Toyota Camry, Avalon

An assembly error in production may result in pinching of the charcoal canister (fuel vapour storage canister) vent hose. In this condition, high vacuum in the fuel tank may cause a crease to develop in the upper surface of the tank.

Light Vehicle

1 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-000434

active

1998–2002 Holden UES Frontera

Location of steering rack may be incorrect on some vehicles causing misalignment between steering rack and intermediate gear. Continuous use in this condition may damage the universal joint connecting the steering rack to the gear and may result in a loss of steering.

Light Vehicle

1 Dec 2004

vehicle

REC-002691

active

0 CHRYSLER Voyager (RG)

There is a possibility the upper power steering return hose may split and leak hydraulic fluid in the engine compartment.

Light Vehicle

22 Nov 2004

vehicle

REC-000435

active

0 Holden ZC Vectra

The exhaust clamp used to secure the middle muffler to the front exhaust pipe may loosen during operation and allow the muffler to separate from the front pipe.

Light Vehicle

8 Nov 2004

vehicle

REC-002692

active

0 MITSUBISHI Magna

The firewall silencer mat may retain moisture that then causes corrosion where it is in contact with the fuel pipe. In worst case due to the corrosion the fuel pipe may become perforated causing a fuel leak in the engine bay of the vehicle.

Light Vehicle

28 Oct 2004

vehicle

REC-005332

active

2001–2003 Ford UT and UX Explorer

Some 2002 affected vehicles are fitted with a ball stud bracket located on the rear liftgate window which could rotate out of position on the glass. Additionally, all affected vehicles (2002/2003) are fitted with a hinge that attaches the liftgate window.

Light Vehicle

19 Oct 2004

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