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5,459 recalls found

vehicle

REC-003267

active

0 CITROEN C5

A loose fitment of the tailgate strut ball joints. Consequences: Tailgate rattle.

Light Vehicle

17 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003271

active

0 Daf Euro 4 LF55

Possible incorrect engine control settings.

Heavy Vehicle

16 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003272

active

0 CITROEN C5 Tourer/Wagon

Loose fitment of tailgate spoiler. Consequences: It may fall off.

Light Vehicle

16 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003273

active

0 CITROEN C5 Tourer/Wagon

Conformity of fitting of the windscreen side trim. Consequences: In rare cases the fitting of the trim on the windscreen side trim may come loose.

Light Vehicle

16 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003265

active

0 CITROEN C5 Tourer/Wagon

A loose fitment of the tailgate strut ball joints. Consequences: Tailgate rattle.

Light Vehicle

14 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003262

active

0 GREAT WALL V240

There may be a manufacturing tolerance affecting the operation of the retracting mechanism in the Tianjin Yizhong front seat belts. Although no failures have been identified under normal operating conditions, we will replace all seat belts identified by the manufacturer, Tianjin Yizhong, with belts manufactured by Autolive.

Light Vehicle

14 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003264

active

0 CITROEN C5

Loss of communication from the steering wheel mounted controls. Consequences: In rare cases there may be a loss of communications with the controls.

Light Vehicle

14 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003276

active

0 SUZUKI MF Alto

Due to an inconsistent tolerance applied during production dimensional variation in the fuel pump seating area of the fuel tank may result in fuel leakage during refuelling when the maximum volume of fuel is induced into the fuel tank.

Light Vehicle

14 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-001452

active

2008–2010 Volvo XC60

The fuel line rail cover, protecting the fuel lines underneath the car, may not be properly attached. If the condition occurs the fuel line rail cover may come loose exposing the fuel lines underneath the vehicle to damage.

Light Vehicle

13 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-000462

active

2009–2010 Holden Omega, Berlina

On some occasions, when the brakes are used after an initial cold engine start, brake booster power assistance is not available. As a result increased brake pedal effort may be required to achieve the expected stopping distance.

Light Vehicle

9 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003260

active

0 EvoBus Euro 4, model 0510

Inadequate sealing of the ball joint on the left and right front axle upper control arms may lead to accelerated wear in the joint, which in time, could result in a separation of the ball pin from the joint housing. Should this occur normal steering control is no longer possible.

Heavy Vehicle

4 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003261

active

0 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van 906

An engine oil pan retaining bolt which is too short may have been fitted during production. This retaining bolt also serves as a fixing point for the alternator/starter cable duct at the engine block. If the vehicle is involved in a collision and the cable duct is not properly attached, it could be dislodged and create a short circuit involving the unfused cables.

Light Vehicle

4 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-001501

active

2006–2009 Volvo XC90 D5

Investigations have found that the power steering hose may come into conflict with the engine cooling fan. Should this condition occur the subsequent chafing on the hose will result in a sudden drainage of power steering oil and a loss of power steering assistance.

Light Vehicle

3 Dec 2009

vehicle

REC-003256

active

0 NISSAN J32 Maxima

A concern has been detected relating to the incorrect routing of the curtain air bag strap. If the curtain air bag was to be deployed, the air bag strap may cause displacement of A-pillar inner trim. This concern was found by Nissan Motor Company Japan during side impact testing however at this stage we have no reported cases of this incident in Australia.

Light Vehicle

26 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-003259

active

0 Honda MPE VT750C

During battery positive cable installation, some battery cables interfere with the battery box holders in an area not protected by insulation, allowing the positive battery cable coating to be worn through. As a result, this may cause a short circuit of the battery cable resulting in melting, smoking and, in the worst case, possibly fire.

Motorcycle

24 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-003258

active

0 CITROEN C5 (X7)

Loss of communication from the steering wheel mounted controls.

Light Vehicle

20 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-003257

active

0 CITROEN C5 (X7)

Conformity of fitting of the windscreen side trim. In rare cases the fitting of the trim on the windscreen side trim may come loose.

Light Vehicle

20 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-000214

active

0 CITROEN C5 (X7)

Engine running poorly. Consequences: Poor driving performance. Corrective Action: The CitroΓ«n Dealer will download new software to DW10 Engine ECU.

Light Vehicle

20 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-003248

active

0 NISSAN X-Trail T31 Diesel

A concern has been detected relating to the cover screw securing the pinion shaft of the steering gear to the gear housing which may loosen and cause noisy steering operation. In the worst case scenario the cover screw may eventually come out which would result in a loss of steering control.

Light Vehicle

18 Nov 2009

vehicle

REC-003245

active

0 NISSAN T31 X-Trail

A concern has been detected relating to the cover screw securing the pinion shaft of the steering gear to the gear housing which may loosen and cause noisy steering operation. In the worst case scenario the cover screw may eventually come out which would result in a loss of steering control.

Light Vehicle

18 Nov 2009