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REC-003374
active0 Mazda Mazda6 L5
It is possible that one of the circlips that retain the piston pins within the pistons has been incorrectly installed.
Light Vehicle
9 Aug 2011
REC-000157
active0 CHERY J1
There is an internal non-conformity of both front seat backrests.
Light Vehicle
2 Aug 2011
REC-003391
active0 DODGE & CHRYSLER Grand Caravan, Journey, Town & Country
The FOBIK, if not fully seated in the ‘ON’ position, could inadvertently move to the “accessory” mode.
Light Vehicle
30 July 2011
REC-001513
active0 YAMAHA FJR1300
On affected models, the ground joint connector of the wire harness could overheat and become deformed, possibly causing an intermittent ground wire connection.
Motorcycle
28 July 2011
REC-001492
active2006–2007 Volvo S80
The power steering return line may fail due to incorrect routing of the power steering cooling line. Should this condition occur, it may result in a sudden drainage of power steering oil and a loss of power steering assistance. Since this may appear suddenly and without any relevant warnings to the driver, this condition poses an unreasonable risk to motor vehicle safety.
Light Vehicle
28 July 2011
REC-000591
active2007–2011 Honda MPE ST1300A, ST1300P
Due to the piping design, which was changed from 2008 model onwards, the rear brake reservoir hose is able to repeatedly contact the speed sensor guide and a sharp edge on the rear swingarm during normal suspension operation. This can cause the hose to become damaged and, if left unattended, finally penetrate the outer casing of the hose, allowing fluid to leak.
Motorcycle
25 July 2011
REC-003371
active0 CITROEN Dispatch
There is a possibility of contact between the electric harness and its surroundings if the protective sleeve is damaged.
Light Vehicle
21 July 2011
REC-003372
active0 CITROEN C5 (X7), C6
On some vehicles fitted with a V6 3L HDi 240hp FAP engine, during harsh and prolonged braking, there is a risk of incorrect interpretation of engine oil level information.
Light Vehicle
20 July 2011
REC-000592
active0 HUMMER H3
Non-conformance with Australian Motor Vehicle compliance requirements.
Light Vehicle
15 July 2011
REC-003369
active0 FREIGHTLINER Argosy, CST, Columbia & Coronado
In extreme circumstances the Automatic Brake Slack Adjusters may fail.
Heavy Vehicle
13 July 2011
REC-000748
active0 KAWASAKI KLX250T9F, KLX250TAF, KLX250TBF, KLX250WAF, KLX250S, KLX250SF
The fuel tank may leak from cracks at the spot weld(s) on the side mount tabs due to stress caused by excessive clearance between the fuel tank and the frame-mounted rubber damper.
Motorcycle
11 July 2011
REC-003349
active0 BRIAJEN Horse Float
The horse floats do not comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADR). The horse floats state that the GTM is 3500kg where it should be 2900kg. They are also missing a second safety chain and require front and side reflectors.
Trailer
11 July 2011
REC-000253
active2010–2011 DUCATI Diavel, Diavel Carbon
In some cases there is a possibility of having the mounting bolts of the number plate holder coming loose.
Motorcycle
5 July 2011
REC-003367
active0 LEXUS RX400h
The inverter assembly is part of the hybrid system. The transistors on the control boards located inside the inverter assembly in some of the involved vehicles were inadequately soldered, and could be damaged by heat that occurs from large current flows that are typical under high-load driving conditions. If this occurs, various warning lamps will be illuminated on the instrument panel and in most instances the vehicle will enter a fail-safe driving mode, resulting in reduced power.
Light Vehicle
30 June 2011
REC-003368
active0 Toyota FJ Cruiser
In the SRS side airbag and curtain shield airbag system of the involved vehicles, due to the incorrect side airbag sensor polarity, the G-force threshold to detect a side impact may be incorrectly set to the improper direction.
Light Vehicle
30 June 2011
REC-003364
active0 Honda VT750C
The unique vibration characteristics of this particular model can cause resonance that may affect the operation of the Back Angle Sensor. If the sensor is affected, it can cause the engine to shut off during normal riding conditions and the engine cannot be re-started until the ignition switch has been turned off and back on.
Motorcycle
27 June 2011
REC-004886
active0 Volvo C30 DRIVe
The cover panel on top of the engine can chafe against the vacuum pump and the brake booster, and in some cases this condition may lead to a vacuum leak in the brake booster system. If this chafing condition should occur, depending on the size of the hole on the vacuum hose, it may lead to a gradual reduction of brake booster assistance while braking i.e. a hard pedal brake.
Light Vehicle
27 June 2011
REC-003366
active0 Stirling HX LT 7500 8x4 trucks
The Simard steering double knuckle arm on certain Sterling 8X4 front axles may not have been manufactured to the correct material specification and could fracture under normal loads.
Heavy Vehicle
22 June 2011
REC-003370
active0 VICTORY Cross Country
The defective riser / clamp assemblies do not provide sufficient clamping force and may allow the handle bars to rotate in the riser assemblies.
Motorcycle
20 June 2011
REC-000653
active2007–2010 ISUZU N Series fitted w/MYY/MZZ transmission
The positioning of the wiring harness bracket can induce a resonance in the wiring harness. The resonance can potentially cause the wiring harness to disconnect and render the reverse lamps and reverse buzzer (where equipped) inoperable.
Heavy Vehicle
16 June 2011