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5,459 recalls found

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REC-003288

active

0 ALFA ROMEO 147

On Alfa Romeo 147 vehilces with Pirelli tyres (215/40 ZR18 89W PZero (MO), a crakcing of the tyre sidewall could occur, due to a non-compliance

Light Vehicle

21 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-004866

active

0 Volvo S80, XC70

Early wear on the belt tensionser.

Light Vehicle

13 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-003289

active

0 PORSCHE Panamera S, Panamera 4S, Panamera Turbo

If the front seats are adjusted very far, resulting in unfavorable tolerances, it is possible that the function of the locking mechanism for the seat belt mount can no longer be guaranteed.

Light Vehicle

13 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-001556

active

2002โ€“2005 ISUZU N Series CNG vehicles

Isuzu Motors Japan have identified that the fuel cut off valves may not seal to their design intent. This is due to a variation in tolerances during production.

Heavy Vehicle

13 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-003294

active

0 SUZUKI MF Alto

Due to a misarranged wiring harness the stop lamp circuit and shift solenoid circuit may have their couplers interchanged when connected to the stop lamp switch. This may result in the stop lamp circuit receiving a lower than specified voltage and the shift solenoid circuit receiving a higher than specified voltage. This higher voltage fed through the shift solenoid circuit contacts within the stop lamp switch may cause the switch casing to melt, rendering the stop lamp inoperable.

Light Vehicle

8 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-003285

active

0 FERRARI F355

Possible damage to the fuel system pipes caused by incorrect assembly of the screw clamp fastening the thermostat water pipe coupling.

Light Vehicle

8 Apr 2010

vehicle

REC-000372

active

2008โ€“2009 HARLEY DAVIDSON VRS Series

May have an incorrect or missing Stationary Noise Label.

Motorcycle

31 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-001640

active

2009โ€“2010 ISUZU FV Series

During the fitting of the Front Underrun Protection Device (FUPD) it has been identified that bolts of insufficient length have been used and the incorrect torque specification applied. This condition could cause steering control to be affected and in the worst case steering control could be lost.

Heavy Vehicle

24 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003287

active

0 ISUZU N Series

During the initial charging of the CNG fuel tank, by lowering the temperature of the gas, cracks developed in the soluble alloy of the safety valve. Subsequent charging of the fuel tank in the field resulted in the cracks becoming penetrating cracks. If a vehicle is used under such conditions it is possible that gas can leak from the safety valve.

Heavy Vehicle

23 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003284

active

0 SUBARU Tribeca

Certain 10MY Tribeca vehicles may experience interference between the front door latch cables and the front door window regulators when the windows are operated possibly resulting in the front door/s unlatching and opening unexpectedly.

Light Vehicle

19 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-005123

active

0 PEUGEOT 308

There is a possibility for the seat backrest to fold inadvertently when adjusting the seat position and seat position sensor failure.

Light Vehicle

18 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-000465

active

0 Holden JG Cruze

In some instances, the fuel feed hose may not have been manufactured correctly at the swagged end of the fuel hose to the fuel rail quick connector in the engine bay.

Light Vehicle

16 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003286

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 906

The fleece filter insert in the oil separator of the engine breather system could become blocked with residues over time and cause the crankcase to become pressurised. Should this occur, engine oil may be forced out into the engine compartment and come into contact with the hot engine components.

Light Vehicle

15 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003283

active

0 CITROEN Dispatch III

Distance between the diesel return pipe and engine acoustic cover could be insufficient. Consequences: Pipe to wear.

Light Vehicle

9 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-001555

active

2009โ€“2010 Ford Falcon

Affected vehicles may have a park brake lever with a manufacturing defect. If a park brake lever with this defect was to be knocked whilst engaged, it may cause the park brake system to inadvertently release.

Light Vehicle

5 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-001481

active

0 Volvo XC90

Investigations have identified that the steering gear high pressure lines joint connecting to the steering gear may not be properly assembled. Should this condition occur the customer may notice oil leakage. In the worst case scenario, due to the high pressure in the system and the specific engine installation, oil may be sprayed onto hot surfaces potentially resulting in smoke formation or ignition of oil, possibly leading to engine bay fire. As the oil leakage is substantial a sudden loss of steering assistance may occur.

Light Vehicle

4 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003282

active

0 HYUNDAI iLoad, iMax

A batch of throttle cables was delivered to the production line without a polymer sleeve. The absence of this polymer sleeve may restrict the movement of the cable to control the actuation of the engine throttle. This interference may increase the effort required for pedal operation and in some instances may affect the driveability of the vehicle.

Light Vehicle

2 Mar 2010

vehicle

REC-003274

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Vito, Viano

The adhesive strenth between the left and right rear vent window and its forward mounting hinge may be insufficient. Under certain conditons this may lead to the window pane detaching unexpectedly from its mounting point and thereby pose a hazard to other road users.

Light Vehicle

26 Feb 2010

vehicle

REC-004893

active

0 PEUGEOT EXPERT

This campaign consists of inspecting the fuel return pipe and the engine styling cover (soundproofing) for traces of wear on the pipes from the cover.

Light Vehicle

26 Feb 2010

vehicle

REC-003275

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Atego

The electrical connector between the heated windscreen and the vehicle wiring harness could experience a thermal overload under certain conditions. Should this occur heat damage to other components and wiring in the A pillar area cannot be ruled out.

Light Vehicle

26 Feb 2010