Yamaha Drive 2 AC and Drive 2 AC Li Golf Cars
The affected golf cars present a risk of injuries as the cable brake is incorrectly routed meaning there is a sharp bend which creates a stress point. The user may not be able to…
Yamaha recalls
Every UK recall and safety alert for Yamaha products, with what's wrong, which models or batches are affected and what to do. Updated automatically. 9 listed.
Yamaha LCG125 recall: Tsi2026-01 front brake caliper malfunctioning
Due to a malfunction of the front brake caliper the caliper piston is unable to move back fully to its rest position after releasing the brake lever. In the event of problems brake drag…
Yamaha XTZ690 recall: Incorrect Front Fender bolts
On affected machines the front fender may have fixings which are not of the correct length.
Yamaha MTN890 and MTN890D recall: Tsi2025-05 incorrect footrest fitted.
On affected machines footrests of an incorrect specification may have been fitted.
Yamaha MTN125 and YZF125 recall: Tsi2025-06 back up fuse blown
On affected machines the power output of the Rectifier Regulator Assembly could cause the Back-Up Fuse to blow. If this occurs the engine may not start or may stall while the bike is in…
Yamaha recall: Leaking of GYTR racing fuel cap
On affected motorcycles when the GYTR Racing Fuel Cap is installed there is a possibility that a small amount of gasoline leaks out of the fuel cap resulting in a risk of fire.
Yamaha recall: Clutch Dragging
On affected vehicles clutch dragging may occur which could cause the vehicle to creep forward even when the clutch lever is fully depressed.
Yamaha MT-07 (MTN690) ACCESSORY KIT recall: MT-07 (MTN690) Engine Protection Low interference with brake pedal (Accessory Kit)
When the right-side Engine Protection Low (Accessory Kit) is installed it may interfere with the brake pedal stroke. This could affect the brake performance of the rear brake
Yamaha XTZ690D recall: On affected motorcycles due to an extra tie band being fitted the indicator switch may operate incorrectly.
On affected motorcycles due to an extra tie band being fitted the indicator switch may operate incorrectly.