Matiz

All recall notices.

1. BRAKING PERFORMANCE MAY BE REDUCED

   R/2014/181 · 15 Dec 2014

   15 Dec 2014

   Defect

   On affected vehicles the ABS valve may stick. The brakes will still function but the driver may experience a spongy feel when operating the brake pedal or excessive pedal travel.

   Remedy

   Carry out diagnostic check on ABS system. If outcome is within manufacturers specification drain and replace brake fluid. If outcome is not within manufacturer's specification replace ABS valve and drain and replace brake fluid.

   Build window

   Built 1 Oct 2008 – 24 Oct 2009

   ~8,194 vehicles affected

2. BRAKING EFFICIENCY MAY BE AFFECTED

   R/2012/090 · 28 Aug 2012

   28 Aug 2012

   Defect

   Incorrect type of brake fluid installed at production could cause internal corrosion of the ABS module. This corrosion can lead to a gel build up inside the module which may affect the closing motion of one of the valves. There will be no external loss of fluid or reduction in fluid level but it is possible the driver could feel excessive brake pedal travel. In some circumstances there may be reduced braking performance.

   Remedy

   Inspection of the brake fluid using a scan tool. Drain and replace the fluid and replace the brake fluid reservoir cap (All models except Captiva & Epica/Tosca). Erase ''DOT 3'' text from the customers Owner's Manual (All models except Captiva & Epica/Tosca). Add information regarding the use of DOT 4 brake fluid.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 2007 – 31 Dec 2009

   ~38,876 vehicles affected

3. FRONT SEAT BUCKLE WILL NOT LATCH

   R/2009/089 · 19 Oct 2009

   19 Oct 2009

   Defect

   It has been identified that due to a manufacturing error the front seatbelt buckles may not lock when the user attempts to fasten the seatbelt thus rendering the seatbelt inoperative.

   Remedy

   Recalled vehicles will have the front seatbelts inspected to ascertain whether they are in the affected range. Should this be the case the buckles will be replaced.

   Build window

   Built 8 Jun 2009 – 31 Jul 2009

   ~1,741 vehicles affected

4. AIRBAG INFLATOR MAY DETACH ON DEPLOYMENT

   R/2005/178 · 20 Dec 2005

   20 Dec 2005

   Defect

   During air bag deployment it is possible that the passenger's airbag inflator may separate from its housing. Whilst unlikely it is possible that the separated inflator could cause slight injury to the front seat passenger.

   Remedy

   Affected vehicles will have the front passenger's airbag module replaced with a quality assured part.

   Build window

   Built 30 Jun 2004 – 16 Oct 2004

   ~1,934 vehicles affected