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REC-005576
active2018–2022 Iveco X-Way ACCO Euro VI ANZ- X-Way Hi-Road Hi-Street Euro VI ANZ -X-Way Hi-Way Euro VI ANZ
The front leaf spring suspension U-bolts may not have been tightened sufficiently and may separate from the suspension. This could cause reduced stability while driving and result in a loss of vehicle control.
Heavy Vehicle
13 Dec 2022
REC-005564
active2021–2022 Mercedes-Benz Actros 963, Arocs 964, Atego 967 and eActros 983
Due to a manufacturing defect, diodes may have been soldered to the printed circuit board, instead of transistors, in accelerator pedals during assembly. In the event of voltage peaks, the diode may become damaged and the accelerator pedal sensor may fail. This failure can result in a lack of throttle response and cause the vehicle to coast to a stop. In the case of a failure of the accelerator pedal, the cruise control function may also be deactivated. Note: The function of the brakes, illumination and warning lamps remain ensured in the case of the occurrence of damage.
Heavy Vehicle
21 Nov 2022
REC-005533
active2021 Scania G 410 B8x4HZ, G 450 A6x2NA, G 450 A6x4NA, G 500 A6x2NA, G 500 A6x4NA, G 540 A6x4NA
Due to a manufacturing defect, some track rods (between left and right wheel of the steered axle/s) were manufactured without the slots at the end of it. If the slot is missing, the clamping force of the clamp between the ball joint and the track rod will be low. This may result in a loss of vehicle control.
Heavy Vehicle
26 Sept 2022
REC-005528
active2018–2019 Hino 500 Series AMT
The starter Emergency Control Switches enables the vehicle to be started whilst in gear. In the event of an Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) malfunction, using these switches when starting the vehicle could cause unintended movement of the vehicle. The vehicles are not compliant with the Australian Design Rule 42/04 7.2.1- Standard Controls for Automatic Transmission-Starter Interlock.
Heavy Vehicle
15 Sept 2022
REC-005527
active2019–2022 Hino 300 Series Hybrid
The starter Emergency Control Switches enables the vehicle to be started whilst in gear. In the event of an Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) malfunction, using these switches when starting the vehicle could cause unintended movement of the vehicle. The vehicles are not compliant with the Australian Design Rule 42/04 7.2.1- Standard Controls for Automatic Transmission-Starter Interlock.
Heavy Vehicle
15 Sept 2022
REC-005501
active2017–2021 Michelin 295/80R22.5 X INCITY XZU3+ TL 152/148J-TYRES
The tyres within this production range may not meet manufacturing specifications. As a result, a small separation may generate along the edge of the radial steel belts which may lead to a larger separation developing. As this separation generates over time, the tyre is safe to use until the end of its first life (original tread worn out) but should not be retreaded. If this separation occurs, it could cause rapid loss of air pressure and may lead to a loss of vehicle control.
Heavy Vehicle
13 Sept 2022
REC-005509
active2019–2021 FUSO SHOGUN FS75
Due to a manufacturing defect in the vehicle’s trailer connection electrical components, the trailer stop lamps may not operate as intended. This could result in road users being unable to identify when the vehicle is braking. Additionally, any flammable material kept near the electrical components may result in a vehicle fire.
Heavy Vehicle
5 Sept 2022
REC-005505
active2017–2022 Mercedes-Benz Actros & Arocs 963026, 963424, 964424
The design of the rear wall cabinets is not sufficient to ensure their integrity is maintained in the case of a frontal collision.
Heavy Vehicle
1 Sept 2022
REC-005495
active2017–2021 UD TRUCKS Quon
Due to a manufacturing defect, the driveshaft universal joint play may exceed the manufacturer's tolerance. If the vehicle continues to operate under these conditions, grease may leak and debris may intrude into the universal joint bearing cups causing the joint to break. This could result in the vehicle becoming suddenly inoperable.
Heavy Vehicle
23 Aug 2022
REC-005499
active2021–2022 Dennis Eagle Elite 2
Due to a manufacturing defect, the front axle brake line hose(s) may become dislodged from the end fitting crimp. This may cause a reduction in braking performance or an unintended park brake application.
Heavy Vehicle
18 Aug 2022
REC-005480
active2020–2021 Dennis Eagle Elite 2
Due to manufacturing issues, the exhaust tail pipe outlet may have been directed towards the left-hand side of the vehicle, resulting in exhaust gases being discharged towards pedestrians.
Heavy Vehicle
27 July 2022
REC-005474
active2021–2022 Dennis Eagle Elite 2
Due to a manufacturing defect, the front axle brake line hose(s) may become dislodged from the end fitting crimp. This may cause a reduction in braking performance or an unintended park brake application.
Heavy Vehicle
6 July 2022
REC-005471
active2020–2022 BUS Brazil Bus O500RS 1936/30, O500RS 1943/30, O500RSD 2441/30, O500R 1830/30 RHD E5
The steering box mounting bolts may not have been tightened sufficiently and could become loose. This could result in a knocking noise and rattling of the steering wheel whilst turning.
Heavy Vehicle
6 July 2022
REC-005466
active2019 Fuso FK6, FM6 and FN6
Due to a software issue the rear stop lamps may not operate as intended. This could result in road users being unable to identify when the vehicle is braking.
Heavy Vehicle
16 June 2022
REC-005454
active2020–2021 Western Star CONSTELLATION
Due to a manufacturing issue, the steering shaft may separate from the steering box resulting in a loss of steering control.
Heavy Vehicle
9 June 2022
REC-005449
active2021–2022 VOLVO TRUCKS FH13, FH16, FM11, FM13, FMX13
Due to a software issue, the front windscreen wipers may fail. In the event of rain this may lead to poor visibility for the driver.
Heavy Vehicle
2 June 2022
REC-005412
active2018–2021 FREIGHTLINER CASCADIA
Due to a manufacturing issue, the battery cable connection point may break. As a result the vehicle may experience a loss of electrical power and engine shutdown without warning.
Heavy Vehicle
1 May 2022
REC-005395
active2016–2018 Western Star Unknown
The bulkhead pass through power cable stud with an attached gasket seal may contact the bulkhead. If this occurs it may result in an electrical arcing, increasing the risk of vehicle fire.
Heavy Vehicle
3 Apr 2022
REC-005396
active2021 VOLVO TRUCKS FM (4)
Due to the improper assembly, the passenger upper seat belt screw may not be screwed into the B-pillar. As a result the seat belt may not operate as intended.
Heavy Vehicle
31 Mar 2022
REC-001696
active2018–2021 FREIGHTLINER Cascadia
The wiring harness of the fast flash bulb out warning indicator on the dash maybe defective. As a result, the warning light may be triggered even when no bulbs have failed.
Heavy Vehicle
17 Feb 2022