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Affected vehicles may be fitted with a Takata NADI 5-AT driver airbag inflator that could allow moisture to enter the unit and degrade the airbag propellant. If this occurs, the pr…
Fuel may leak from the engine's high pressure fuel rail feed lines.
Testing has shown that the passenger airbag does not meet the applicable standard. The defects relates to the balance of the trigger times between the belt tensioner and passenger…
Fuel may leak from the engine's high pressure fuel rail feed lines.
The four lock nuts for fastening the airbag may have been installed incorrectly.
If damage to the shift fork/selector sleeve/gearwheel occurs, gear changes may not be performed correctly. If gear changes cannot be performed correctly, two gears may be engaged a…
If damage to the shift fork/selector sleeve/gearwheel occurs, gear changes may not be performed correctly. If gear changes cannot be performed correctly, two gears may be engaged a…
The electric line for the power supply of the coolant pump may make contact with the engine fan, causing damage.
Cracks in the rubber hose of the oil cooler may allow a small amount of oil to leak.
A top tether anchorage point has been incorrectly fitted on the front passenger seat, allowing a child seat to be installed.
Oil may leak through the seal surrounding the engine oil sump. Prolonged oil leakage may result in engine damage and sudden stalling at high speed.
Due to a software fault, the vehicle may not maintain the minimum idle speed required to keep the engine running when idling.
The front central passenger seat belt could unclip from the buckle when braking or avoiding obstacles.
The front central passenger seat belt could unclip from the buckle when braking or avoiding obstacles.
The wheel nuts may crack, resulting in a reduced clamping force.
A top tether anchorage point has been incorrectly fitted on the front passenger seat.
Due to a production fault, there may be a lower than specified tightening torque of the fuel inlet pipe that supplies the diesel fuel injector common rail, which may allow fuel lea…
Due to road treatment conditions, such as aggressive salt types or significant usage, surface corrosion could occur within the un-anodised brake caliper piston bore.
Possibility that the replacement desiccated Takata airbag inflators fitted to the vehicles were manufactured improperly and may not fully inflate the front passenger airbag during…
The vehicle's fuel tank may exceed the specified manufacturing dimensions and place additional strain on the fuel tank retaining strap, which may weaken or potentially break.
The vehicle's wiring harness connectors may have a weak retention force, which may cause communication errors between the vehicle control modules.
On certain vehicles, the joint between the fuel filler neck and the fuel tank may not be adequately sealed, possibly resulting in a fuel leak.
An airbag control unit with an out of specification capacitor for maintaining power supply may have been installed on the affected vehicles.
Part of the vehicle's engine harness may come into contact with the metal link pipe heatshield and chafe, causing damage to wires within the engine harness bundle.
Due to a manufacturing fault, the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) airbag system may be defective and not activate.