Car, van, motorbike and caravan safety recalls from the DVSA. 4,885 listed.
Certain seals in the front wheel arches may not be correct to specification and may cause water ingress into the passenger compartment
Emission output requires improvement
Cylinder bank 2 high-pressure fuel line might not be tight
The passenger airbag might not meet specifications
Failure of the front turn signal my not always be detected in certain circumstances
The message power steering failure displayed on the vehicles dashboard and a down grading of the power steering assistance
The threaded connection of a chain wheel to the engine crankcase might not meet specifications.
Some trailer tow ball fixing bolts may be damaged
Some trailer tow ball fixing bolts may be damaged.
An incorrect routing of the gearbox wiring harness could lead to wiring harness damage
The regulatory requirement for emissions levels are not met.
The rear brake caliper assembly fixings may have been insufficiently tightened
Vehicles may unexpectedly stop due to inadvertent activation of the automated Smart Brake Support (SBS) system
The engine may stall or fail to restart in some driving situations
Inadequate tightening of the rear hub nuts and potentially of the calliper fixing screws on the left and right side
Premature degradation of emission control component.
An electrical short circuit in the combination meter could occur.
The glass panel of the sliding roof might not have been bonded properly.
A defect on the Power Distribution Box (PDB) pins may potentially cause an intermittent poor connection on a number of terminals.
The drive axle may touch the wiring with consequent damage to the wiring.
The brake vacuum pump may not function correctly.
Fluid may leak out of the return hose for the hydraulic power steering.
Affected vehicles might under certain driving conditions (accelerator pedal released in the idle approach to a stop) present an engine stall event without warning.
The Gear Change Linkage may become loose from the ball joint