Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
The solenoid valve for traction control may leak allowing the park brakes to be lightly applied.
Trucks have been shipped with an incorrectly manufactured voltage converter. The 24V to 12V reducer in the cabin passenger side roof supplying CB or radio can overheat.
These vehicles were built without Quick Release Air Valves in the rear braking system.
The front seatbelt stalk buckles may not latch properly.
The rubber fuel hose has a defect with the potential to separate from the inner lining, thereby possibly causing a fuel leak.
In the event of an accident with a collision impact above the triggering threshold of the airbags, it is possible that the driver's airbag may not deploy as intended.
In some of the affected vehicles, a post within the front safety belt buckle covers could fracture, resulting in either no latch or partial latch condition. In the partial latch c…
A component within the SRS Airbag control unit may become defective. The warning lamp should, but may not indicate this condition.
The hose on the distributor which ventilates ozone may be squeezed by the high-tension cable, causing a lack of ventilation. The insides oxidize, possibly resulting in engine inst…
A limited number of tyres within this production range, may present, under Australian conditions of use, a risk of reduced robustness in the crown area, which may lead to a rapid l…
When the vehicle is stationary, when Drive is selected, the gearbox, without indication or warning will select Reverse when there is insufficient oil pressure in the gearbox and/or…
The front control arms have not been manufactured within the agreed specifications, resulting in the stud and nut, securing the front control arm to the spindle, to possibly lose i…
The front control arms have not been manufactured within the agreed specifications, resulting in the stud and nut, securing the front control arm to the spindle, to possibly lose i…
The front control arms have not been manufactured within the agreed specifications, resulting in the stud and nut, securing the front control arm to the spindle, to possibly lose i…
In affected motorcycles, certain transmission components may not meet Yamaha quality control standards, which could allow abnormal wear that eventually results in a broken retainin…
Due to misrouting, the horn power wire can become frayed from unintended contact with a horn bracket mounting bolt, which if it occurs could lead to exposed wire causing a number o…
There is potential for the flexible coupling and moveable hose to break if the machine is used at high revs for a sustained period.
There is potential for the con rod bolts to fail after sustained running of the engine revs near the rev limiter.
Under certain circumstances the faulty V-stay cover may allow moisture ingress, which may lead to premature failures of the V-stays.
A potential exists that if any of these models of motocycles are accidentally dropped onto their left hand side, it is possible for air to enter the rear brake system via the brake…
The Genuine Motor Accessories Premium Oil Cooler Kits, Part No. 62868-99B used on the Touring family motorcycles, have a condition whereby an oil hose can rub on the engine crankca…
The idle control cable may become dislodged from the fuel injection system cable guide due to improper adjustment of the throttle control system. Should this occur, the throttle m…
Some driver's seats fitted to V2 series 3 vehicles may have been manufactured with an incorrectly routed seat memory module wiring harness or the wiring harness not positively secu…
A truck's ABS system typically includes 4 pressure modulation valves which regulate the air pressure supply to individual brakes thereby limiting wheel lockup under severe braking…
The injector sleeve sealing (O-rings) material can deteriorate and cause fuel to leak into the crankcase. This may result in an unintentional increase in engine speed, and possibl…