Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
A loose threaded joint in the power steering plumbing in the engine bay may leak. Power steering may fail or the fluid if it contacts a source of ignition could cause a fire.
The fuel line quick connectors may not be refitted correctly in servicing. Fuel may leak and in the presence of a an ignition source could cause a fire.
The wiring loom adjacent to the foot operated park brake spring may be chaffed and short circuit.
The Tiptronic transmission may not be locked positively into the park position with the key removed. If the transmission is inadvertently moved to R, N or D the vehicle may roll a…
There is a risk of belt separation which may cause a section of the tread and belt package to detach from the tyre casing, which may cause minor vehicle damage. If this occurs, ve…
The fastener, which attaches the steering wheel to the steering column, may not be tightened to the required torque specification. The steering wheel may loosen on the steering co…
It is possible that the tongue of the seat belt may not fully engage in the seat belt buckle.
Water ingress into the ABS control module connector block may result in corrosion to the electrical connectors, causing the ABS warning light to illuminate and rendering the ABS fu…
Under some loading conditions, the welding on the front seat - power recliner can separate allowing the seat back to become loose and, in the worst case, fall rearwards.
A potenial safety issue exists where the cruise control cable can become dislodged resulting in the throttle becoming partially stuck open.
The affected vehicles could experience the ACE (Active Cornering Enhancement) pump banjo bolt loosening, due to insufficient torque at manufacture, and allowing fluid to leak past…
The affected vehicles could experience the throttle sticking intermittently during operation; the exact point of sticking is not predictable and can result in a higher engine speed…
After use of the traction control system in off road conditions, longer brake pedal travel and additional effort may be required.
Some vehicles have had the hose from the foot brake valve routed incorrectly. This can cause the hose to rub through, and may have a 10mm shorter hose fitted.
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
Fuel leaks could occur at the fuel supply circuit. A vehicle fire could occur as a result of the fuel leakage.
It is possible that the Park Brake pedal may contact the vehicles wiring loom. This contact may chafe the loom.
When the fuel tank is totally filled fuel may leak from the fuel level unit wiring area, due to imperfect mould filling in production process of some units.
The standard design of clips on the brake pedal and booster actuating rod may not be fitted correctly.
The emission plates located on thr rocker on 16 litre engines have been incorrectly marked during production. The plates have the wrong smoke data but the right part number. The…
The emission plates located on thr rocker on 16 litre engines have been incorrectly marked during production. The plates have the wrong smoke data but the right part number. The…
The front fork spring strut upper bolt thread may strip under extreme riding manoeuvres.
The supply line and control line to the park brake fitted to the right hand side of the cab inner sill has the potential to contact a radiator support bolt. This could result in c…
The tyre valve may fail causing a sudden loss of air.