Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
The fuel pump module may not have been manufactured properly and may bind internally, restricting or stopping fuel to the engine.
The low pressure fuel pump fuse could blow and prevent the low pressure fuel pump from operating and the engine may stall while driving and not restart.
The front steering knuckle and/or rear axle housing may not meet design specification and may deform under pressure.
The connection of the gas lines of the inertisation system (designed to decrease the probability of a fire) of your vehicle might not meet manufacturing specifications, increasing…
In the event of a frontal accident the power supply to the glow plugs may not be completely disconnected. If this were to occur it could result in a vehicle fire.
The component in the universal joint of the steering shaft was not manufactured to specifications. Which may restrict the ability to steer the vehicle over time.
Some nuts fitted to the rear axle assembly did not meet manufacturing specifications and may break. A broken nut may lead to increased movement between the wishbone and hub carrier…
The seatbelt warning (acoustic warning tone and visual display) may occasionally operate rather than continuously, in circumstances such as a seatbelt not fastened or unfastened wh…
The vehicle alternator may fail under specific operating and ambient conditions. If the vehicle alternator overheats it may cause a vehicle fire.
If the vehicle has been exposed to high temperatures and humidity fluctuations over a long period the airbag inflator propellant may degrade. If the vehicle is involved in a collis…
Due to a manufacturing issue, the vehicle-sensitive locking mechanism in the driver seat belt assembly may not lock as designed when the retractor body or vehicle is decelerated or…
The wheel arch liners at the front fenders may not have been attached correctly in some vehicles and may detach from the vehicle during operation.
The bolts/nuts of the spare wheel carrier may not have been sufficiently tightened. As a result the bolts/nuts may become loose due to vibration while driving. If the bolts/nuts co…
The screw connection of the power supply on the starter of some vehicles might not have been installed correctly and the wire to the power supply of the starter might come into con…
The retaining washer may become loose from the bolt that connects the brake pedal with the bearing bracket. Should the retaining washer become loose, the bolt may slip out/work loo…
Due to inconsistent fitment of the fuse box and the electrical harness the A-post lower trim can protrude into the cabin reducing clearance to the accelerator pedal. If the acceler…
The bonding of the sunroof glass panel might deteriorate gradually over time and the glass panel may separate from the vehicle.
Due to a manufacturing issue, the vehicle-sensitive locking mechanism in the driver seat belt assembly may not lock as designed when the retractor body or vehicle is decelerated or…
The fuel supply pipe attached to engines may be defective, which may result in a fuel leak.
The side spoilers at the tailgate may not have been mounted correctly.
The drain hoses of the air conditioning system may not have been correctly installed and condensation may leak into the vehicle interior and cause malfunctions in different electri…
The screw plug in the rocker arm was not sufficiently tightened during manufacturing. As a result, oil may leak from the affected bolting points.
The reflex reflector may not comply with the Australian Design Rule (ADR) 47 for reflection luminosity.
The fuel-tank strap retaining bolts may be faulty and could fail, which could result in movement of the vehicle's fuel tank, including it detaching from the vehicle.
The fuel supply pipe may have been damaged during manufacturing, which may result in a fuel leak.