Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
The air tank securing brackets may develop cracks and this may result in air tanks falling from the vehicle.
The driver may experience abnormal noise from the rear of the vehicle when driving or when the brakes are applied. In rare cases, this may indicate that one or both of the brake c…
The driver could experience abnormal noise from the front of the vehicle during low speed manoeuvring. In rare cases, this may indicate a fatigue fracture in one or both of the st…
The plug-in contact of the battery-positive cable on the front power distributor (fitted behind the glove compartment) may be damaged by vehicle vibrations. Damage to the plug-in c…
A limited number of Daytona 675, Street Triple & Thunderbird motorcycles require the wheel bearings to be replaced.
A limited number of Daytona 675, Street Triple & Thunderbird motorcycles require the wheel bearings to be replaced.
Engine oil which has entered the brake booster may damage the internal rubber membrane. The membrane may develop a leak and this will impair the brake power assistance system.
A bearing in the fuel pump may wear and cause an abnormal noise. Continued use may lead to decreased engine power and cause the bearing to break.
Affected vehicles have been fitted with incorrect size tyres.
The passenger air bag warning label was not fitted to the left side of the dashboard.
The panoramic sunroof glass may have been damaged when fitted to the vehicle. A damaged sunroof glass may fracture unexpectedly when the vehicle is parked or being driven.
In the event of an accident that results in the deployment of the right window airbag, the airbag may deflate too quickly after deployment.
Under extreme conditions, the tyre bead may leak, resulting in a sudden loss of air pressure.
Water may be able to enter the wiring harness and corrode the rear brake light switch.
The fuel cap may not seal the fuel tank filler neck.
In some circumstances, fuel vapors may exit the fuel vapor canister vent hose in the enclosed engine compartment.
Under certain applications, heat generated by the engine may degrade air brake lines that are within close proximity to the turbocharger.
Following an 'in-service' rear wheel alignment, it is possible that the adjustable rear suspension arm may be insufficiently tightened.
Transmission oil cooler hose clamps may detach due to the inappropriate shape of the hose clamp.
The lubrication in the power steering drive bearing may be insufficient.
In rare circumstances, the wheel hubs and and wheel bearings on the rear axle may break.
In isolated cases, the accelerator pedal may contact the floor mat, which could interfere with the pedal operation and affect the ability of the driver to slow the vehicle.
The fuel tank fuel outlet mounting flange may crack. If this occurs, the driver will most likely see an amber malfunction indicator lamp on the instrument cluster.
Some rear wheel rims of the scooters are too thin around the centre splined section. This may affect scooters sold from August 2011 to August 2012.
It has been discovered that the vehicles' engines have two gaskets that contain bonded asbestos fibre.