Liberty Vehicle Technologies recall: Substandard seals may have been used in the assembly of brake master cylinders
A batch of substandard brake master cylinder seals may have been supplied.
Car, van, motorbike and caravan safety recalls from the DVSA. 4,885 listed.
A batch of substandard brake master cylinder seals may have been supplied.
The material thickness of the wheel rims might be out of specification
There is a possibility that Primer was not added to the seals of the rear side windows
The refrigerant used in the air condition system does not meet legal requirements.
The front seatbacks may not have been welded to specifications by the sub-supplier.
Possible premature ignition of air/fuel mixture in the engine cylinder
Too little torque may be provided by the engine at low engine speeds.
Possible of deviation in the torque value on the U bolt for the rear right suspension blade
Cracks may develop in the brake pipes to the ABS unit.
The durability of the crankshaft might be impaired.
Improve the vehicle emissions via software updates.
The engine harness can come into contact with a metal link pipe heatshield
The engine-mounted mechanical vacuum pump output may decrease.
Torque values on the propshaft centre bearing and drive flange may be incorrect.
Too little torque may be provided by the engine at low engine speeds.
The air conditioning drain hoses might be incorrectly fitted in the vehicle.
The USB charge sockets can fail prematurely.
The STOP&START function does not perform correctly.
Possible insufficient clamping of the Right Rear suspension.
The metal bracket used to secure an under shield may separate from the vehicle.
The interior rear view mirror glass could suddenly detach from the mirror assembly.
Counterweight could become detached and fall from the vehicle
Counterweight could become detached and fall from the vehicle
The rear seat centre belt might not be fixed correctly to the lower fastening point