Isuzu N Series recalls

It is possible under certain conditions that the starter motor may engage for under 1 second whilst the vehicle is in forward gear. This could result in a risk of a crush injury if anyone is in the vicinity of the vehicle.

Fix: Recall all affected vehicles and replace the transmission control module.

2,251 vehicles

The subject vehicle have been extended by Wheel Base Engineering as part of a contract for Isuzu. It has been found that a manufacturing flaw in one of the extension brake pipes has caused a brake fluid leak. The driver will receive a warning of the leak when the low fluid warning light illuminates; however there is a slight risk that the brake system could be compromised and result in longer braking distances if the issue is not rectified.

Fix: Recall all affected vehicles and replace the extension brake pipes with quality ensured products.

63 vehicles · built 1 Jun 2013 to 30 Sep 2013

The ECM main relay and the engine starter relay have been inserted the wrong way round. This could cause the starter relay to overheat and burn out.

Fix: Dealers to check the two relays are in the correct location and if not then replace them both.

49 vehicles · built 1 May 2010 to 1 May 2012

Reverse light may not function. Due to a fatigue fracture where the lead wire fixes to the reverse light switch as a result the reverse light will not light up.

Fix: Replacement of reverse light switch.

1,618 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2009 to 31 Dec 2010

Failure of the Instrument Cluster printed circuit due to overheating and stress with the introduction of the gear change position in the instrument cluster of the easy shift transmissions. The instrument cluster lights will not function or while driving may fail

Fix: Replacement of the instrument cluster

1,361 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2005 to 31 Dec 2007

The wiring harness for the horn can be inappropriately routed. If the steering is continually operated this can result in failure of the wiring due to fatigue.

Fix: Recall all the affected vehicles inspect the wiring harness and rework the harness if required.

1,816 vehicles

It has been identified that in some instances the ECM main relay and the engine starter relay have been inserted the wrong way round. This can result in the starter relay overheating and burning out.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the relays checked for correct location and replaced if found not to be correct.

946 vehicles