Vehicles recalls in New Zealand in 2023

11 official vehicles recalls in New Zealand reported in 2023, from Product Safety New Zealand (MBIE) and New Zealand Food Safety (MPI). Newest first. Search by product, brand or hazard.

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Recalls in 2023

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Vehicles recalls in New Zealand in 2023

  1. 2023-11-21
  2. NZ
    Vehicles

    Honda Outboard Motor

    There is a design defect with the Drive by Wire (DBW) Shift Actuator Link Rod on some outboard engines. This Link Rod may break due to fatigue and not allow the vessel operator to shift the engine out of forward or…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  3. 2023-08-11
  4. NZ
    Vehicles

    Ironman 4WD Upper Control Arm (UCA) car Attachment

    The Ball Joint does not meet the Ironman 4x4 standard, whereby premature wearing is occurring. The control Arm may fail prematurely, creating a risk of accident or injury to the vehicle occupants and other road users.

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  5. 2023-06-16
  6. NZ
    Vehicles

    Can-Am Commander Series, Defender Series, Maverick Trail and Sport Series, and Traxter Series Vehicles

    Some vehicles were assembled with a fuel hose assembly that may have internal damage which could lead to a fuel leak. Fire could occur in the presence of an ignition source. In some situations, this could result in…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  7. 2023-05-25
  8. NZ
    Vehicles

    Yamaha AG200 Motorbike

    On the affected models, the spark plug fitted does not comply with Australian Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standards. An incorrect spark plug can emit a radio frequency that may interfere with sensitive…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  9. NZ
    Vehicles

    Yamaha AG100 Motorbike

    On the affected models, the spark plug fitted does not comply with Australian Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standards. An incorrect spark plug can emit a radio frequency that may interfere with sensitive…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  10. 2023-05-03
  11. NZ
    Vehicles

    Toyota Corolla Model Years 2015-2017

    The subject vehicles are equipped with a 2NR-FKE, and due to an improper tightening of the starter motor through bolts, they may loosen over time. This can cause misalignment of the starter internal components and…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  12. 2023-04-28
  13. NZ
    Vehicles

    MWD300 ( Tricity) / Yamaha

    The Stand Assist system which keeps the bike upright when stopped may not release immediately after deactivation as intended. This may prevent the rider from steering, resulting in a loss of vehicle control. This…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  14. 2023-04-21
  15. NZ
    Vehicles

    Dometic Marine Steering Cable Installed in Malibu Wakesetter, Malibu Response and Axis Branded/Model Boats.

    The steering cable clamping block that is designed to hold the cable in the steering rack end that is located at the helm end of the cable may become compromised and dislodge, resulting in loss of steering. This could…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  16. 2023-04-11
  17. NZ
    Vehicles

    Furrion Entertainment System remote control

    The remote control is operated with button batteries. The button battery warning symbols and information is not attached securely to the product. The battery compartment does not contain a captive screw design to…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  18. 2023-02-24
  19. NZ
    Vehicles

    MY22-23 RZR Pro R & RZR Pro R 4 Vehicles

    Polaris has determined that on some Model Year 2022-2023 RZR Pro R / Pro R 4 vehicles, the alternator may have been improperly manufactured by the supplier and an internal rotor segment may crack and separate during…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  20. 2023-02-14
  21. NZ
    Vehicles

    Can-Am Spyder F3 and F3-S MY 2022.

    The rearview mirror(s) may dislodge from the housing. This can result in an increased risk of a crash due to the decreased visibility for the driver. This condition may increase the risk of a crash.

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →