Kawasaki recall: The oil pressure relief valve may fail
The oil pressure relief valve may fail resulting in low oil pressure.
All UK Motorcycles recalls and safety alerts, newest first, with the hazard, affected models and what to do next. 337 listed.
The oil pressure relief valve may fail resulting in low oil pressure.
The amount of grease applied to the needle-bearings in the rear hub housing may be insufficient.
Failure of connecting rods resulting in catastrophic engine failure due to supplied connecting rods manufactured outside of specification.
The plug of the activated charcoal canister drainage hose can be damaged by heat from the exhaust system.
A defective shift drum may have been installed.
The alignment of the gear teeth on the license plate holder and swingarm may be inadequate.
Due to�an�insufficient corrosion resistance of the inner parts of the speedometer assembly�corrosion�may cause poor conduction and�a�power supply loss to�the speed sensor
Due to engine vibration the filament inside the headlamp bulb may fail in a short period of time
Some valve guides could be subject to early wear
The left cushion connecting plate may be installed with the inside and outside surfaces reversed.
Occasional abrasion may occur on both fuel lines at the front of the fuel tank during operation.
The preload force of the piston return-spring in the front master cylinder may in individual cases lie outside the specified tolerance.
Cracks can cause the handlebar clamp to break off together with the mounted clip-on handlebars.
The engine control unit cannot detect an error of atmospheric pressure sensor.
Excessive grease was applied to the O-ring of the reservoir piston in the ABS modulator.
The side stand fastening bracket may deform from repeated stress and in exceptional situations may fail.
The potential for damage to the wiring harness.
Zinc oxide contamination of the fuel tank following production.
A defective drive chain may have been installed.
A defective drive chain may have been installed.
A defective drive chain may have been installed.
Some motorcycle pannier installation has not been fully carried out in accordance with the fitting instructions.
The VIN number mentioned on the Production plate may not match with the actual VIN number of the vehicle.
The battery vent valve may be missing on some vehicles.