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The Restraints Control Module (RCM) fitted to certain Right Hand Drive XK vehicles has been incorrectly configured for Left hand Drive in regard to the operation of the side airbag…
On affected vehicles there is the potential for road salt to corrode the outer surface of the fuel filter. In extreme cases, this may lead to the filter housing becoming porous wit…
A batch of F Series truck produced in early November 2007 may have a potential safety related fault. The fault relates to the steering yoke pinch bolt, this bolt may have been inco…
Certain TRW TAS85 steering gears may have incorrectly machines sector shaft teeth which may cause the gear assembly to stick or bind.
The roof rails have been fitted to the roof with incorrect bolts on these vehicles.
The SRS software may not function correctly.
Some vehicles have been fitted with incorrect wheel studs to the rear hubs only.
Inspection and possible replacement of the final drive sprocket to ensure the final drive sprocket has not developed cracks which could fracture the socket causing it to fail.
'Surveillance Mode' switch when pressed will turn off the headlights when the headlight switch is in the 'Auto' position.
The brake lines installed on the motorcycles might be under strain. The vibrations that occur when the motorcycle is being ridden could cause these brake lines to develop leaks, al…
There is a possibility that the front stabiliser link may fracture due to excess stress applied during full travel condition of the suspension (bound/rebound and cornering).
There is a possibility that the front stabilizer link may become damaged as a result of excessive stress applied to the link when the suspension is in the fully extended position.…
If the handbrake is applied with the release button intentionally or unintentionally pressed there is a risk that the handbrake may not latch sufficiently.
When driving at cruising speeds with the A/C on and subjected to high ambient temperatures, the engine control system may hold the vehicle idle speed at a level higher than require…
The affected units have an improperly manufactured fuel valve diaphragm and the fuel valve may drip fuel.
Due to excessive clearance at the bonnet shroud bump stop rubbers and/or missing reinforcement brackets on the bonnet striker foot, bonnet striker failure may occur. In a worst-cas…
A component may have a manufacturing non-conformity which in time could alter the braking assistance.
ADR62/2 specifies towing equipment is required to comply with Australian Standards AS4177.2-2004. Affected vehicles do not conform as the stipulated minimum clearance between the…
Non-conforming brake assistance vacuum pump.
Non-conforming brake assistance vacuum pump.
It is possible one or more of the transmission bolts attaching the clutch housing to the flywheel housing may have been insufficiently tightened during production and could become…
Some vehicles may have incorrect torque on the lower steering arm bolts, resulting in a loose steering arm (which means that the vehicle can loose the steering ability on one wheel…
On vehicles fitted with a V6 engine it is possible that a fuel leak, or even hose detachment, may occur at the connection point between the fuel supply line from the tank and the e…
A number of Triumph Street Triple motorcycles have encountered a reduction in performance of the Rear Suspension Unit with a loss of dampening action.
A number of Triumph Street Triple motorcycles have encountered a reduction in performance of the Rear Suspension Unit with a loss of dampening action.