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REC-003711

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0 LAND ROVER JAGUAR

A bolt retaining the accessory drive belt idler pulley may fail, leading to a loss of accessory drive. As a result, the driver may experience battery charge warning lamp illumination, air conditioning failure and engine overheat warnings through coolant pump loss of drive. They may also notice a Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) on the Instrument Cluster followed by a reduction in steering assistance.

Light Vehicle

14 June 2016

vehicle

REC-003710

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0 NISSAN PATHFINDER

Due to potentially incorrect installation of some of the stop lamp switches at the point of assembly, the stop lamp switch on some of the affected vehicles may malfunction over time and cause the stop lamps to remain illuminated when the brakes are not being applied. This condition could also negate the brake-shift interlock function.

Light Vehicle

9 June 2016

vehicle

REC-003712

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0 Mercedes-Benz SLK

Incorrectly sized nuts may have been fitted to the tie rods on the rear axle. If these nuts come loose it may alter the steering characteristics of the vehicle.

Light Vehicle

9 June 2016

vehicle

REC-001262

active

0 SUZUKI SWIFT

The inner diameter of the cylinder that wraps the piston on the parking brake may be wider and therefore not sealing inside the caliper.

Light Vehicle

1 June 2016

vehicle

REC-003709

active

0 Mercedes-Benz UNIMOG

The main cabin power supply cable connections may not have been tensioned correctly during production.

Heavy Vehicle

30 May 2016

vehicle

REC-001261

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0 SUZUKI SWIFT

The inner diameter of the cylinder that wraps the piston on the parking brake may be wider and therefore not sealing inside the caliper.

Light Vehicle

30 May 2016

vehicle

REC-001405

active

2015-2016 VOLKSWAGEN T6 TRANSPORTER, MULTIVAN & CARAVELLE

In the event of an accident the front left side airbag may not deploy correctly because of an incorrectly folded airbag.

Light Vehicle

30 May 2016

vehicle

REC-005082

active

2016 KTM 250 SXF Factory Edition & 250 SXF

Quality deviations in the production process of the connecting rod may result in early failure and fracturing of the conrod under certain load conditions. This issue is identified to a specific vin range of 250 SXF Factory Edition vehicles in Australia.

Motorcycle

24 May 2016

vehicle

REC-005081

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2016 HUSQVARNA FC 250

Quality deviations in the production process of the connecting rod may result in early failure and fracturing of the conrod under certain load conditions. This issue is identified to a specific vin range of FC 250 2016 vehicles in Australia.

Motorcycle

24 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003708

active

0 AMERICAN SPECIAL VEHICLES RAM

The high pressure brake booster hose may come in contact with the sub frame near the left hand engine mount.

Light Vehicle

20 May 2016

vehicle

REC-000368

active

2013-2016 HARLEY DAVIDSON DYNA LOW RIDER

The ignition switch may become damaged internally due to engine induced vibration.

Motorcycle

19 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003706

active

0 Holden TRAX

An electrical wiring harness connector may not have been completely secured to the steering column during vehicle manufacture.

Light Vehicle

19 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003703

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0 Renault TRAFIC

There is a risk of the passenger airbag mounting screws being absent.

Light Vehicle

15 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003705

active

0 Renault KANGOO

Risk of rear bench seat backrest mounting bolts breaking.

Light Vehicle

15 May 2016

vehicle

REC-001404

active

2015-2016 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG

In the event of airbag deployment during an accident the fabric of the side airbag may tear.

Light Vehicle

13 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003700

active

0 MITSUBISHI CHALLENGER

The weld nuts for the child restraint anchor fitting may be missing at both the driver's and passenger side rear restraint point. There should be 3 usable points. This violates Australian regulation (ADR 3 34).

Light Vehicle

12 May 2016

vehicle

REC-000526

active

0 Holden CRUZE

A condition has been identified whereby, over an extended period of time, fretting corrosion may develop in a wiring connector at the Engine Control Module (ECM).

Light Vehicle

11 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003704

active

0 PERFORMAX 1500, 2500, 3500

The steering wheel wire harness may become chafed by the driver airbag module retainer spring ends.

Light Vehicle

10 May 2016

vehicle

REC-003701

active

0 DODGE RAM

The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module software on the above vehicles may contain side impact calibrations that are overly sensitive.

Light Vehicle

10 May 2016

vehicle

REC-000162

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2015-2016 CHEVROLET, GMC SILVERADO, TAHOE POLICE PURSUIT & SIERRA

The brake pedal pivot nut on these vehicles may become loose, causing the brake pedal to be loose or inoperative.

Light Vehicle

10 May 2016

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