DVLA recall archive
The archive holds 15,570 DVLA vehicle safety recalls dating back to 1992. Filter by manufacturer, year, or keyword. To check whether a specific vehicle is affected by an outstanding recall, run a live VRM recall check for £1.99.
Showing 1001–1008 of 1,008 recalls.
FUEL LEAKAGE FROM CAB HEATER PUMP
There is a possibility of fuel leakage between the cab heater fuel pump housing and its cover.
Recall the affected vehicles and inspect the cab heater pump for signs of fuel leakage. Where there is evidence of this the fuel pump will be replaced. On pumps not exhibiting signs of leakage the pump cover retaining screws will be replaced.
FUEL LEAKAGE FROM CAB HEATER PUMP
There is a possibility of fuel leakage between the cab heater fuel pump housing and its cover.
Recall the affected vehicles and inspect the cab heater pump for signs of fuel leakage. Where there is evidence of this the fuel pump will be replaced. On pumps not exhibiting signs of leakage the pump cover retaining screws will be replaced.
FUEL LEAKAGE FROM CAB HEATER PUMP
There is a possibility of fuel leakage between the cab heater fuel pump housing and its cover.
Recall the affected vehicles and inspect the cab heater pump for signs of fuel leakage. Where there is evidence of this the fuel pump will be replaced. On pumps not exhibiting signs of leakage the pump cover retaining screws will be replaced.
CHAFING OF INJECTOR CABLE HARNESS
The single point injector cable harness may chafe against the cylinder head. This could result in short circuiting and burning of the harness.
Recall the affected vehicles and check the injector cable harness for indications of chafing making good where necessary before securing the harness to the throttle mechanism body.
INTERACTION OF SEAT BELT WITH AIR SUSPENDED DRIVING SEAT
Operation of the air suspended driving seat could be impaired if due to normal vertical movement of the seat the drivers seat belt should retract beyond its normal rest position. Excessive retraction could also cause difficulty in disengaging the
Recall the affected vehicles for the fitment of a button to the webbing which will prevent excessive retraction of the seat belt.
INTERACTION OF SEAT BELT WITH AIR SUSPENDED DRIVING SEAT
Operation of the air suspended driving seat could be impaired if due to normal vertical movement of the seat the drivers seat belt should retract beyond its normal rest position. Excessive retraction could also cause difficulty in disengaging the
Recall the affected vehicles for the fitment of a button to the webbing which will prevent excessive retraction of the seat belt.
POSSIBLE FRACTURE OF FUEL PIPE
The pipes between the fuel filter and the injection pump may fracture due to internal stress and allow fuel to leak into the engine compartment.
Recall the affected vehicles and check the pipes in question for leakage and/or damage replacing where necessary. In all cases a modified pipe support bracket will be fitted and certain early engines will be equipped with a modified fuel filter
POSSIBLE CHAFING OF IGNITION LOCK CABLE HARNESS
The ignition lock cable harness may become damaged by chafing against the steering column. This could eventually cause a short circuit and possible fire risk.
Recall affected vehicles. Reposition the ignition lock cable harness and secure it clear of the steering column with a strip clip.
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