Vehicle recalls page 203

Car, van, motorbike and caravan safety recalls from the DVSA. 4,885 listed.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 9 Feb 2016

Mercedes Benz Sprinter recall: Risk of fire

On vehicles fitted with the four cylinder (OM651) engine the high pressure fuel lines may not have been manufactured to specifications. These lines may crack and allow fuel to leak. If an ignition source…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 8 Feb 2016

MAN Truck and Bus recall: Risk of fire

The fuel pre-filter heating may fail because of damage caused by scorching on the relay and its electrical connection. In extreme cases a fire could be possible.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 8 Feb 2016

Suzuki recall: Engine may stall and/or fail to start

The regulator/rectifier circuit board may have absorbed moisture during storage under high humidity conditions which reduced the strength of the adhesive used to fix the circuit board to the outer casing. Due to the…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 8 Feb 2016

Suzuki recall: Engine may stall

It is possible for contamination to get between the tappet and the cam and cause surface damage and wear to the cam. If this condition occurs the valve clearance can become large and cause…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 8 Feb 2016

Suzuki recall: Engine may stall and/or fail to start

The adhesive used to fix the circuit board to the outer casing of the regulator/rectifier may have been affected by moisture. Due to the insufficient adhesion the heat generated can cause the circuit board…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 6 Feb 2016

Jeep Cherokee recall: Risk of fire

Due to water ingress the tailgate power module may develop a short circuit. This may cause the module to fail and in extreme cases

Vehicle recallVehicle · 5 Feb 2016

VW Touareg recall: Fire may occur

Water ingress may gather in the spare wheel well may accumulate and cause the battery to short circuit.In extreme cases this could cause a fire.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 27 Jan 2016

VW Caddy recall: Engine may start up without warning

The earth attachment for the on board power supply control unit may not be to specification. This can lead to various electrical events. In the most unfavourable case the engine may start when using…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 26 Jan 2016

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution recall: Fuel may leak

The right hand side parking brake cable may interfere with the fuel tank. As a result there is possibility of peeling off the coating on the fuel tank. In the worst case the fuel…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 26 Jan 2016

Yamaha YP400 recall: Rear brake may fail

During manufacture of the rear brake hose the crimping not to specification which can lead to the connection failing when the brake is applied and loss of brake effort at the rear brake.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 25 Jan 2016

Suzuki DL1000AL5 and DL1000AL4 recall: Engine may cut out

Two concerns. 1. If corrosive liquids enters the ignition switch it can cause the terminals inside to corrode. This can result in either the engine still running after the key has been taken out…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 22 Jan 2016

Piaggio ZIP 50 recall: Risk of fire

Due to a nonconformity of the sealing agent fuel may seep from the tank sender unit. Fuel could be ignited if it come into contact with an ignition source.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 21 Jan 2016

Mercedes Benz recall: Risk of fire

The high pressure fuel lines have not been manufactured to the correct specification which over time can lead to crack formation and fuel leaking. Fuel escaping in the presence of an ignition source could…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 18 Jan 2016

Suzuki 110NE and 110NX recall: Headlight may fail

The headlamp filament may snap as incorrect material has been used in the filament. Should the aforementioned happen the headlamp will stop working and in the worst case scenario the filament can short circuit…

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