Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
The heat shield may not be in the proper position around the front driver airbag's inflator. When the airbag is triggered, hot gas may damage the airbag material or cause the airba…
The ground connection of the front passenger airbag may not meet the specifications. This may mean that an electrostatic charge could not be diverted via the ground connection and…
The right rear seat's belt bracket, used for fastening the child seat to the ISOFIX holder, may be missing. In this case, the child seat will not be securely fastened and attached…
The arrangement of the wiring to the refrigerator's 4-way fuse block and cover can generate heat that exceeds the heat capacity of the fuse block.
Due to a manufacturing defect, the wiring harness of the steering control unit may be damaged. The damage can allow water or moisture into the wiring harness, which can cause a sho…
Due to an adhesive failure, the sleeper cab vent windows, located on the driver and passenger side sleeper walls may separate from the vehicle.
In some vehicles the signal from the crankshaft position sensor may fail. This may result in an engine stall, as well as loss of the ability to restart the engine or loss of engine…
The hood hinges may loosen and may not hold the hood closed. The hood may unlatch and flip open or detach from the vehicle.
The plug connection from the wiring harness to the blower controller may deteriorate over time. This may cause the plug-in contact to short circuit or overheat.
The underbody water tank mounting rods may crack and the water tank may dislodge or fall off.
Due to improper manufacture, an exhaust cable may come into contact with the battery positive cable.
The motorcycle's side stand mounting bracket may become damaged over time. The side stand may fail when the motorcycle is parked.
The eMMC may malfunction over time.If a malfunction occurs:1. The central display may black out and not recover after restarting the touchscreen; and/or2. There may be loss of cert…
The stereo camera may mis-recognise roadside objects and/or miscalculate the travelling direction of an oncoming vehicle, resulting in the system unexpectedly activating the pre-co…
The braking system’s power assistance may be lost or reduced. This is due to a reduction of available vacuum in the system due to degradation of the timing belt if affected by aged…
The braking system’s power assistance may be lost or reduced. This is due to a reduction of available vacuum in the system due to degradation of the timing belt if affected by aged…
The Australian Design Rule (ADR 61/02) requires a compliance label to be fitted to vehicles. The compliance label was printed with an incorrect GVM Capacity of 2,850kg, instead of…
The Australian Design Rules (ADR 61/02) require a compliance label to be fitted to vehicles. The compliance label was printed with an incorrect seating capacity of 8, instead of th…
The electronic brake booster (EBB) may be incorrectly set up, and may not operate correctly.
Due to a manufacturing fault, the vehicle's rear driveshaft bearing support bracket may hold the driveshaft at the incorrect angle, causing excessive wear to the driveshaft over ti…
A faulty brake switch can inhibit the cruise control and constantly illuminate the rear brake lights.
The stop lamp relay may stick in the ON position.
The boot's power liftgate may partially lower unexpectedly from the fully opened position when the vehicle is parked facing uphill on a slope in high ambient temperature.
Due to a manufacturing defect, the rear brake pipe may leak brake fluid.
The rear section of the wiring harness may have been routed incorrectly during assembly. This may have damaged the wiring harness.