Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
There is a possibility that a fatigue crack could develop inside the accumulator within the brake booster pump assembly.
The fuel transfer tube is defective. Fuel flow can be restricted, creating the potential for the engine to stall under certain operating conditions, such as high temperatures, high…
The internal frame of the dash-board may not have been manufactured correctly. In the event of an accident this may restrict the deployment of the passenger-side airbag.
It is possible that the throttle pedal lever may fracture.
The brackets that attach the tow bar to the chassis may crack.
Some circuit boards may transmit compromised signals that cause inadvertent gearshifts to neutral on start-up.Note: Although vehicles in the US are sold with remote start, this op…
The passenger-side air bag inflator may have been assembled with improperly manufactured propellant.
The rear mufflers may not achieve the required service life and may crack.
Due to a production fault on the upper part of the throttle grip housing, the throttle cable wire may slide out of the deflection roller and become wedged between the deflection ro…
Due to a production fault on the upper part of the throttle grip housing, the throttle cable wire may slide out of the deflection roller and become wedged between the deflection r…
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Forward Collision Warning (FCW) components are not fitted to the affected vehicles.
In certain instances, the misrouting of the engine wiring harness may interfere with the intake manifold retaining bolt or tumble generator valve.
Cracks may develop in the lower inner panel of the rear car doors (around the B-pillar) where the front seat belt retractor is anchored. If the cracks occur in the panel, the sea…
The Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) may not operate as designed and may cause Brake Assist functionality to operate spontaneously.
With a steering wheel adjusted into the lowest steering position, the top of the intermediate steering shaft may foul with the upper steering shaft knuckle.
The bolt that secures the brake pipe bracket to the rear axle may not be manufactured to specifications and could loosen over time.
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 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…
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.
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 lubrication in the power steering drive bearing may be insufficient.
The brake wiring connector at the axle may not be fitted correctly.