Triumph Tiger recalls

Components within the ECU are incompatible when operating at extremes of tolerance. This condition can cause damage to the injector driver and can lead to the injector being constantly on. The engine will either fail to start or if running the fuel injector circuit can malfunction causing one cylinder to lose power.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the ECU.

242 vehicles · built 6 Feb 2014 to 7 Aug 2014

The engine may cut out due to the safety shutdown strategy being activated unnecessarily. To prevent this condition occurring the software and calibration for the ECU has been modified.

Fix: Recall the machines that are likely to be affected to fit a modified ECU.

2,983 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2012 to 13 Jan 2014

On some machines it is possible that the hard brake lines between the ABS modulator to the front brake hose connections located at the headstock could be incorrectly routed and more open to damage.

Fix: Recall the machines that are likely to be affected to inspect the front brake lines and if found to be incorrectly routed replace the front brake lines.

349 vehicles

The instruments may indicate neutral is selected when the machine is in gear which could lead to the machine jumping forward at junctions or the rider changing gear unnecessarily. Additionally a weak detent arm spring could cause poor gear changing necessitating additional time selecting gears.

Fix: Recall the machines that are likely to be affected to replace the detent arm spring and replace the neutral switch washer.

571 vehicles

It has been identified that the material for the front and rear indicator mounting stems have been manufactured from the incorrect material. This can result in the mounting stem failing and in extreme cases could allow the indicator to detach.

Fix: Recall all affected machines and replace the front and rear indicator mounting stems

3,814 vehicles

It is possible the engine could stall unexpectedly under deceleration. If this happens it could cause the rider to lose control of the machine.

Fix: Recall all affected machines and install a software up grade to the motorcycle ECU.

1,834 vehicles · built 13 Sep 2010 to 17 Aug 2011

It has been identified that the return spring on the optional centre stand may not hold the stand in its correct position. If this is not detected by the rider the stand could drag on the road surface and lead to a loss of control.

Fix: Recall all affected machines and replace the return spring with an improved item.

381 vehicles

It has been identified that the luggage top carriage may have insufficient lateral movement. Should this be the case the stability of the machine might be affected if ridden with the accessories fitted at speeds far in excess of the 80 mph/130kph limit warning.

Fix: Recalled machines will be checked to ensure that the carriage has sufficient lateral movement.

4,237 vehicles

The male connector linking each of the feed and return fuel hoses to the fuel pump mounting plate may be found to contain a fracture following in - service handling

Fix: Recall affected vehicles and replace the original non - metallic connector for a metallic version

16,421 vehicles · built 22 Sep 1998 to 26 Aug 2003

The clutch control cable may fray and/or snap resulting in loss of control of the clutch mechanism.

Fix: Recall affected motorcycles and fit a quality assured replacement clutch cable.

2,430 vehicles · built 1 Jun 1999 to 30 Jun 2001

There is a possibility that the fuel level sender may leak fuel over the engine. A fire risk may exist.

Fix: Recall affected machines and replace fuel level sender unit.

2,411 vehicles · built 1 Nov 1999 to 30 Jun 2000

In some extreme cases oil can weep from between the engine crankcase halves due to slackening of the securing bolts. This seepage occurs forward of the rear tyre and may in extreme cases cause vehicle instability.

Fix: Recall affected machines and replace the original lower crankcase bolts with quality assured bolts.

1,683 vehicles · built 1 Nov 1998 to 31 Mar 1999