Trooper

All recall notices.

1. ENGINE SPEED MAY INCREASE UNINTENTIONALLY

   R/2011/154 · 15 Jan 2012

   15 Jan 2012

   Defect

   It is possible that the internal contact resistance of the crimped joints for the grounding between the throttle position sensor (TPS) and engine control module may increase due to engine vibration. This can lead to an increased TPS voltage output which could lead to an increase in engine revolutions whilst at idle without any throttle input.

   Remedy

   Recall all affected vehicles for the installation of a new wiring harness.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 1993 – 31 Dec 2003

   ~12,382 vehicles affected

2. DILUTION OF ENGINE OIL LEADING TO ENGINE DAMAGE

   R/2005/179 · 3 Mar 2006

   3 Mar 2006

   Defect

   Due to excessive clearance within the fuel injectors fuel may leak into the cylinder bores and then into the sump causing engine oil dilution. If this situation is ignored engine damage can occur additionally the engine revs may show an unintentional increase.

   Remedy

   Affected vehicles will have the fuel injectors replaced.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 1998 – 31 Dec 2003

   ~14,215 vehicles affected

3. HEATER TERMINAL MAY BURN OUT

   R/2004/195 · 30 Jun 2005

   30 Jun 2005

   Defect

   If the ceramic heater is used on full for an extended period of time the heater terminal may burn out. Although there have been no fires to date there is a very slight possibility that combustion could occur.

   Remedy

   Recall the likely to affected vehicles and fit new terminals.

   Build window

   Affected build dates not specified

   ~14,697 vehicles affected