Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
In select vehicles, there is a build issue with the steering column. As a result, the steering column cartridge screw is not to specification.
On some vehicles, a locating tab inside one or more of the side door latches may break, preventing the door from latching correctly.
On certain vehicles, the power cable stud with an attached gasket seal may not protrude through the bulkhead adequately.
In affected vehicles, the pawl spring tab in a side-door latch may break. This condition will typically prevent the door from latching.
In certain vehicles, an electric line in the engine compartment may have been routed incorrectly. This line may chafe on a reinforcement strut during vehicle operation.
The engine valve spring may fracture if the performance load exceeds the valve spring’s fatigue strength.
The airbag system in the affected vehicles could experience electrical shorting due to exposure to high inductive electrical noise in the electrical circuit, resulting in damage to…
Potential software fault with the Stability Control System (SCS).
The park brake cable assembly may not be manufactured correctly.
Protrusion of the curtain airbag mounting bolt may interfere with airbag fabric in the event of deployment. Some vehicles may experience rear side, curtain airbag cushion damage w…
Vehicles may have a defective engine valve spring. If a valve spring fractures, the engine may stall and may not be able to be restarted.
There may be an internal leak within the hydraulic clutch system on affected motorcycles. If this leak continues for an extended period, the clutch master cylinder reservoir could…
Air suspension systems may contain wrong material for the Leaf Stopper. While driving, the Stopper and Leaf come into contact when travelling over a speed bump, and the load may no…
Some RAM 2500 and 3500 Trucks may have a defective tie rod bracket and mounting hardware.
The headlights' high beam may remain permanently activated, or may not automatically dim, where the Adaptive High Beam Assist is used.
The engine hose may be incorrectly installed, resulting in oil leaks.
Some RAM 1500, 2500 and 3500 vehicles may have a defective tailgate latch.
An internal ignition switch spring may have been manufactured with a surface defect.
An internal ignition switch spring may have been manufactured with a surface defect.
Vehicles may have been manufactured with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) actuator with an oil seal that may leak brake fluid internally.
A clip on the fuel hose bundle may rub on the fuel pump return hose, which could cause a fuel leak.
Some Mercedes-Benz vehicles have a feature that lifts the bonnet of the car if a collision with a pedestrian is detected. This is designed to reduce the extent of injuries to pedes…
Camera Software may malfunction resulting in Active Lane Keeping Assist not performing brake application in the case of an inadvertent lane change from a speed over 105 km/h. Steer…
In certain 2018 model year Land Rover Range Rover Sport and Discovery vehicles, the Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) feature may not be available when required. A warning message…
The O-ring on the fuel pump may have become twisted during the installation process. If the seal has been twisted, it may reduce the performance of the seal.