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The rear sprocket may develop cracks.
The front pulley may not have been properly secured on the shaft.
The reinforcing ring within the front lower seatbelt buckles may not have been securely crimped into the seatbelt tensioner cable.
The fuel pump module mounting flange may leak if the vehicle is involved in a rollover collision.
The plastic fuel pipes between the injection pump and the hand pump is chafing against their brackets. This can cause fuel leaks.
A possibility exists that the fuel tank check valve may have been improperly installed and may become dislodged from its location. In the event that the check valve is dislodged an…
The loading winch coupling may fail at the mounting.
There is a possibility that moisture contained in exhaust gas after cold start may hit the heated ceramic element of the oxygen sensor causing it to fail.
Possibility of torque relaxation on the bolt used to attach the damper to the upper suspension arm.
The warning labels on jacks supplied with these vehicles do not comply with the requirement of the vehicle jack safety standard AS/NZ 2693:1993 - Vehicle Jacks.
The front brake hose locating bracket may fail allowing the hose to possibly contact the front wheel.
A yoke fitted to the drive shaft of these vehicles has had incorrect heat treatment which may lead to the component cracking. There is a possibility that such cracks may lead to d…
There is a possibility that the fasteners securing the auxiliary steering arms to the frame may not be tightened to the specified torque.
The rear brake line could fracture internally, which may allow leakage of brake fluid which could cause malfunction of rear brake system possibly, without warning, which could lead…
The rear brake line could fracture internally, which may allow leakage of brake fluid which could cause malfunction of rear brake system possibly, without warning, which could lead…
Possible cracking of the brake drums from the inside out.
Has an incorrect fitment of the headlight lens.
The fuel tank steps may bend and develop fatigue cracks due to excessive overhang. This could result in an individual slipping and falling, possibly causing personal injury.
Brake Failure Warning Light marking does not comply with requirements of ADR 35/01.
Possible oil leakage from the alternator lead connector, which could lead to oil deposited onto the rear tyre creating the potential for loss of traction.
The hardness of some Navara D22 Steering Idler Arms might be out of specification. Excessive input from the road surface (for example when the vehicle climbs over a curb) may resu…
The side airbags may not deploy in a side impact as designed. This could result in increased risk to occupants.
The tube that supplies vacuum to the brake booster may crack and cause a loss of braking assistance. This could produce an unsafe condition due to an increase in brake pedal effor…
The rear mudguards (mudflaps) do not fully comply with the requirements of clause 15.2.2 of ADR 42/03. The mudflaps provide insufficient coverage.
At highway speed after extended use the mounting bracket for the rear number plate may fatigue and fall off.