Volvo Trucks recall: Self adjusting out of function in the brake caliper housing
Self-Adjusting function in the brake caliper housing out of function.
Car, van, motorbike and caravan safety recalls from the DVSA. 4,799 listed.
Self-Adjusting function in the brake caliper housing out of function.
Starter cables affected by heat from the turbo charger.
Possible defective self-adjuster function in the brake caliper housing.
Possible interference between the fuel supply and return lines.
Premature degradation of emission control component
Premature degradation of emission control component
The radiator fan assembly motor controller may have a ceramic capacitor fitted that can potentially fail.
Premature degradation of emission control component.
Premature degradation of emission control component.
A lock nut may be cracked in the steering gear.
One or more of the four locknuts securing the drivers airbag might be insufficiently tightened.
The EGR oil hose is not according to specification regarding geometry.
The ESP control unit may not be initialised as intended during the start-up process.
Shock absorbers that are too long may have been installed. As a result the brake hoses may be under too much tension.
Electric power steering sensor may have been manufactured outside of the specification.
The flat conductor of the starter wiring harness might not have been routed according to specifications.
The indicated fuel level may be inaccurate.
Incorrect positioning of the lower steering column mounting bracket with a risk of loosening.
Possible insufficient torque applied to the retaining bolts of the propshaft.
The driver and passenger seat rails may have been incorrectly assembled.
There is a possibility that the side airbag sensors are not tightened to specification.
The front drivers air bag may not deploy correctly on activation.
An incorrect tightening torque of the fixing bolts of the left front seat.
Possible cracked pin within the brake calliper housing.