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Due to insufficient strength and riding vibrations, the horn bracket may fatigue and fracture.
A top tether anchorage point has been incorrectly fitted on the front passenger seat, allowing a child seat to be installed.
A pin inside the brake calipers may break, affecting the function of the calipers.
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 affected vehicles may accumulate carbon deposits in the intake shutter valve, in addition to premature wear of certain engine components.
The front central passenger seat belt could unclip from the buckle when braking or avoiding obstacles.
The internal clutch component may be outside specifications and fail, which may prevent clutch disengagement.
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…
The screws for the rear tailgate spoiler may not have been tightened to specification in certain vehicles.
Some trailers may experience a valve malfunction in the hydraulic power pack.
The front brake master cylinders on certain Aprilia and Moto Guzzi models may cause the front brakes to drag or bind, affecting handling and brake performance.
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…
If the control handle is released and bounces back after activating the parking brake, the brake system may interpret this as a request to release the brake.
The internal clutch component may be outside specifications and fail, which may prevent clutch disengagement.
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.
Strong vibrations, such as driving on corrugated roadway, could cause the brake lines in the ABS hydraulic unit to crack, resulting in brake fluid leaking and affecting the vehicle…
The protective tinplate located underneath the spare wheel recess may crack in the outer areas.