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HighREC-000407Published 10 December 2018View official notice ↗

2012–2014 Hino 700 Series & Rn/Rk Bus

Affected
191
Category
Trucks and buses
Campaign
AABL0
Supplier
Hino Motor Sales Australia
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The defect

In certain vehicles, the speed sensor is manufactured using materials that have different thermal expansion properties. When the temperature increases, the materials inside the sensor expand at different rates, causing the component parts to interfere with vehicle operations. If this occurs, this may create an open circuit.

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The hazard

When an open circuit occurs, this results in the brake system and/or transmission warning lamp turning itself on. The speedometer needle may also bounce during operation or stop. The operator will be unable to correctly determine the operating speed of the vehicle. This may lead to not following the required speed limit, posing an accident risk for the occupant and other road users.

The remedy

Owners of affected vehicles should contact their local Hino dealership to have the speed sensor replaced free of charge.Consumers can contact Hino on 1300 01 HINO (1300 014 466) or their local Hino dealer.

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What to do

  1. 1Check if your vehicle is affected. This recall covers 191 vehicles. Use your VIN to confirm.
  2. 2Contact Hino Motor Sales Australia to arrange inspection and repair.
  3. 3Repairs are free of charge when arranged through an authorised dealer.
  4. 4Verify this recall on the official government register: vehiclerecalls.gov.au ↗
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