Car, van, motorbike and caravan safety recalls from the DVSA. 4,799 listed.
An incorrect tooling setup during the manufacturing of the fuel tank may result in reduced wall thickness
Possible fuel leak from fuel tank.
Rear seat belt anchorage incorrect specification.
The flange of the propshaft may become detached.
The vehicle may not enter a failsafe driving mode as intended.
Passenger air bag may cause injury if activated.
Fuel hose might be incorrectly routed with a possibility of chaffing and leakage.
The universal clamp fixing bolt is not correctly fitted in the recess at the end of the steering column.
The universal clamp fixing bolt is not correctly fitted in the recess at the end of the steering column.
Improve the vehicle emissions via software updates.
Potential for premature failure of the propshaft universal joint.
The front passenger airbag inflator could rupture in the event the airbag is deployed.
Failure of Overcurrent Protection Element (PPTC) Inside ECU
Improve the vehicle emissions via software updates.
The bonding of the upper and lower sections of the rear spoiler may be faulty.
Inappropriate ECU program for battery deterioration judgement.
Incorrect positioning of the wiring causing a risk of the service indicator or vehicle stop warning light coming. The vehicle engine may no longer start or even shut down during use.
The drop arm does not conform to prescribed specifications
The Central Door Locking (CDL) might unlock the doors while the vehicle is parked or the doors can only be unlocked with the mechanical key. This is caused by inadequate sealing allowing water ingress…
Drivers air bag may not deploy correctly.
Small cracks on the inside of a rubber fuel hose.
The gear shift indicator may not display under specific driving conditions.
Possibility the sunroof/front dome could detach from the vehicle.
Power steering drive belt automatic tensioner may crack and fail.