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REC-002725

active

0 LAND ROVER Range Rover

The television may continue to operate if the telephone is used while the vehicle is stationary. The television operation could distract the driver and is a breach of the ADRs.

Light Vehicle

27 Apr 2005

vehicle

REC-005177

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 on to the wheel.

Light Vehicle

26 Apr 2005

vehicle

REC-002788

active

0 MITSUBISHI Lancer Ralliart EVO VI

Fuel may leak from the filler neck when the fuel tank is near or at its full capacity due to the deterioration of the filler neck sealant compound.

Light Vehicle

14 Mar 2005

vehicle

REC-001366

active

0 VOLKSWAGEN Golf 5, T5 Transporter 1.9I TDI

The fuel pump may break as a result of a production fault. As a result the pump housing is not tight and a diesel fuel leak my occur.

Light Vehicle

14 Mar 2005

vehicle

REC-002646

active

0 BMW E60, E65, E66

The seat occupancy detectors may intermittently be unable to reliably detect that the seat is occupied, and the following components will not be activated when required: E 60: front passenger front and side airbags, front passenger belt tensioner.

Light Vehicle

23 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002701

active

0 BMW 5 Series, 7 Series

Mechanical loads exerted in the backrest heating for the front seats when persons get into or out of the vehicle may result in damage to the seat heating element in the backrest padding. A break in the contact line causes the damaged area to overheat.

Light Vehicle

23 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002718

active

0 BMW 5 & 7 Series

The seat occupancy detectors may intermittently be unable to reliably detect that the seat is occupied, and the following components will not be activated when required: E 60: front passenger front and side airbags, front passenger belt tensioner.

Light Vehicle

23 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002714

active

0 DaimlerChrysler PT Cruiser

The fuel line jumper tube in the engine compartment may chafe against the throttle cable. Chafing may result in a fuel leak.

Light Vehicle

18 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002717

active

0 SUBARU Liberty, Liberty GT sedan & wagon

Potential for the rear sway bar link to contact the union bolt of the brake caliper. The union bolt may then be damaged and a brake fluid leak could result.

Light Vehicle

14 Feb 2005

vehicle

REC-002711

active

0 BENTLEY Arnage Red Label, Bentley Arnage Le Mans & LWB

The fuel pump noise reduction kit has a defect in the fuel pump outlet hose assembly. This could lead to fuel leakage.

Light Vehicle

11 Feb 2005

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

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