Every safety recall published by the Australian government, searchable and filterable.
The vehicle may suffer reduced brake performance and/or a spongy low brake pedal due to a sticky valve within the Electronic Brake Control Module (EBCM).
The vehicle may suffer reduced brake performance and/or a spongy low brake pedal due to a sticky valve within the Electronic Brake Control Module (EBCM).
Some engine crankcases may have a casting flaw which could allow engine oil to leak.
The low pressure fuel lines in some EPA04 MBE 4000 engines may leak fuel.
On some vehicles, there is a possibility that the fuel hose that connects the main fuel supply line to the engine may have become wrinkled during manufacture. This could result in…
The fuel feed lines may leak fuel.
There are two defects to be remedied:(1) The left side of the driver’s side seat slide mechanism may not lock as intended and may allow the driver's seat to move forward in a sever…
Turbochargers which did not conform to quality standards were installed in the affected cars.
The transmission skid plate on the 2010 JK Jeep Wrangler may allow debris to collect around the catalytic converter.
The affected vehicles may have been insufficiently arc welded at the steering wheel boss where it connects to the main steering wheel frame.
Toyota Hiace Van and Commuter vehicles equipped with the 1KD-FTVdiesel engine may have two potential issues:(1) The Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system pipes may not be able to…
There is potential for a coolant leak to develop from the heater core. Leaking coolant may enter the ECU and cause a short circuit. In the worst case scenario the SRS airbag could…
Toyota Hiace Van and Commuter vehicles equipped with the 1KD-FTVdiesel engine may have two potential issues:(1) The Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system pipes may not be able to…
Holden has initiated a vehicle safety recall on certain Holden Cruze 1.4 Litre turbo petrol engines due to a potential for spilt oil to pool on the lower air deflector.
Due to an incorrect heat treatment process, the inner tubes for the front forks may crack.
There have been reports of breakage of the steering damper clamp on 3 vehicles in other markets.
Some motorcycles may have been fitted with the incorrect retaining bolt linking the swingarm to the rear suspension linkage rod.
A bolt within an isolator may vibrate loose and unscrew, thereby coming into contact with the starter power cable and potentially creating a short circuit from the starter motor po…
A production error occurred during installation of the fuel filler pipe hose where it attaches to the body-mounted fuel filler pipe.
A machining fault may cause crankshaft failure.
There is a possibility that a sensor that forms part of the vehicle's supplemental restraint system may not have been secured.
A pin securing the brake pedal connecting rod could disengage and eventually fall off. This could cause a total loss of main brake function without prior warning.
The turbo cooling pump housing may crack, causing engine coolant to penetrate the electronics of the pump. This could lead to an internal short circuit and subsequent failure of t…
The additional coolant pump for the exhaust turbocharger may fail. This may cause overheating and scorching of the coolant pump.
Due to an assembly error, the battery cover may not have been correctly clipped to the floor panel. This may cause loosening of the positive terminal cable connection.