Ford Ranger and Everest recall: Transmission fluid pump gear failure can cause a loss of hydraulic fluid pressure in the transmission
Transmission fluid pump gear failure
Every new product, food, vehicle, medicine and pet recall in the UK, newest first. Checked against official sources every 15 minutes. 10,759 listed.
Transmission fluid pump gear failure
This airbag fabric could be damaged by the airbag cover during deployment.
The seat scissor and/or guide rail of the driver's seat can break.
The cable lengths for the electric connection of the hall sensor integrated inside the seatbelt buckle could be too short.
Deployment of the passenger air bag could damage the instrument panel
The throttle lever stop might have been damaged during shipping
It is possible that the bracket of the double belt buckle has been damaged during the forming process.
The natural gas regulator may develop a crack
GSK has informed us that due to a machinery defect with the printing line, a small number of packs may not have the batch number and expiry date printed on the outer cartons. The…
The driven rear axle wishbone on affected vehicles can crack
Water can accumulate in the Bowden cables for the throttle valve during intensive cleaning or longer rainy trips.
The transfer case contains a dual drive gear which may have been installed in an incorrect orientation.
Affected vehicles have a faulty parameterization of the �exhaust gas aftertreatment� control unit.
Connecting screws on the electric drive may be missing in certain eVito vehicles.
It is possible that qualitatively defective tie-down eyes may have been installed on the body platform of these vehicles
Engine wiring loom may touch a stud on the transmission housing
TEVA UK Limited has informed us that the Product Code/GTIN (PC) number found on the below batches is incorrect.
The electric parking brake can be unintentionally released when disengaging the clutch pedal.
Some 2020 RANGER XP 1000 and RANGER Diesel vehicles may have been produced with a drive clutch stationary sheave that was manufactured incorrectly.
The presence of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli in the product listed above.
Milk
All manufacturers – there have been reports of off-label modifications to haemofiltration systems when treating Covid-19 patients leading to serious injury and death.
Cracks may appear around the rear leaf spring bush eye.
The bottle neck ring might have a sharp and uneven rim edge which could present a safety risk on opening.