Not really a deal, just info. Should be on the forum or somewhere.

Heat added just for the pic.

It's worth checking / registering with the original manufacturers anyway. Sometimes a recall is recalled, and a few year ago there were loads of airbags recalled.
The site will tell you of them, but not if your car went for the recall, so you'd have to check anyway.

Asked my local Mercedes garage if my car was affected by the 'risk of fire' by dodgy high pressures fuel lines and they didn't have a clue

A good one for Fords is ETIS. You can enter your registration or VIN and it will tell you if there are any outstanding recalls or updates. etis.ford.com

Good post last time my make of car had a recall was 2012 so i,m happy lol

My Hyundai i800 doesn't even appear on the list. But if anyone on this site has one and hasn't had the rear heater pipes swapped for modified alloy ones then take it back to the dealer. Mine were swapped under warranty a year ago but have now been done again as Hyundai are aware there was an issue with the original design.
So different to Vauxhall who don't acknowledge issues with wiper pattern on Zafira A (a mod kit is available at huge cost) or rear door electrics on any model in the last 30 years. Recalls are only done if forced, not Just because they know there's an issue.

Well, we have a recall letter from Nissan and we booked for an appointment in Romford dealership. On that very day, when my son had to drive the car up to this part of the world, we had a phone call, asking us if we would like to sell our car. I said no. Then we were told that WE DIDN'T NEED TO BOTHER to go fo the appointment as the parts were not there!

How nasty was that??? Can you hear me, Romford Nissan?

How is this a deal if its always been free

Zafira B

Unnecessary. Voted cold.

If there is a recall but never knew, how would someone go ahead and fix the problem ?

Generalised Anxiety Disorder much?

I own VW CC car but this DVLA recall site doesn't recognise it, so Govt can't tell if any recall come through. This car had the recall in relation to infamous dieselgate scandal! DVLA do recognise the car model when it comes to paying for road tax and MOT.

Isn't it these days that manufacturers use DVLA data to send recall notices in post to rightful owners? I certainly did get one last month for airbag recall on 52 plate Toyota.

anyone received the BMW airbag recall?

This tool is not comprehensive - if you're anxious to find out about a recall, contact a local dealer via email.

So if my car is listed what should i do? Contact the dealer and they do the work for free? Will they do it all at once if it has more then one job ? Is there any restrictions to this for example age of car in warranty etc ?

Good information to hav

Just ring any of your cars manufacturers dealers and ask the service department if there are ANY OUTSTANDING recalls for your vehucle.(they'll need your registration plate number or VIN number).They know which recalls have been done and whuch are/aren't applicable for your specific car.
If any are outstanding book it in....you don't pay for any recall work.
Your dealer will be up to date with any outstanding recalls whereas online sites including the GOV site MAY not especially if it's a recent recall or safety recall.

It is a lot more convenient to go to your car manufacturer's website and search by VIN, not loads of info to get questionable results.

Just contact the dealer and they’ll check from your car reg

Mines that old would need the Time Team to look up mine.

Great post ‌ ‌

Well that's terrifying!!!

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No Kia Venga

My qashqai has had recall repairs done and none of them are listed on this site. This site appears to be for non-voluntary recalled only.

We really running out of real deals. Aren't we?

but yes - we're running out of real deals!

you're right

There is a recall for my Bugatti veyron,apparently the diamonds are known to fall out of the encrusted ashtray,and are likely to cause embarrassment.

I will be straight down the dealership on Monday morning to demand it is rectified ASAP ! I mean I could end up cutting my finger on a loose gem.

themotorombudsman.org/veh…lls

Alternatively use this and go specifically off your VIN.

i drive affected Saab, they don't exist anymore, i die painfully

Cool, thanks!

Not sure how many people know about this. There are two kinds of recalls - one is the safety recall that is managed by DVSA. which is what is listed on this website.

The other type of recall is called NCA (Non coded action) that is manufacturer led recall. you will need to go through all the NCA bulletins listed on DVSA website to identify if your car is impacted. This is manufacturer led so DVSA don't manage these recalls. It is purely in the hands of the manufacturer and your luck to have impacted vehicles recalled and fixed.

I am currently in a battle between DVSA and Renault UK with a broken down car, which should have been recalled by the manufacturer in 2014 but missed due to their negligence. DVSA say they dont manage the process and trying to get away from the issue, motoring ombudsman say they can only help within the warranty period and Renault UK doesnt want to do anything as this could mean they will have to fix other vehicles that they missed due to their negligence.

SUCH A USEFUL TOOL I HAVE JUST SHARED IT WITH ALL MY MY COLLEGUES WHO OWN THEIR VANS, THANKYOU FOR POSTING
BTW IF YOU HAVE HAD ISSUES WITH YOUR VEHICLE AND PAID FOR THE REPAIRS YOU SHOULD CHECK ON THIS SITE, A DEALLER WILL NOT ALWAYS CHECK FOR YOU AND WILL NOT ALWAYS COME FORWARD WITH THE INFORMATION. NOT ALL DEALERS ARE HONNEST! IF THEY ARE FRANCHISED, CHECK ! I HAVE A LOCAL GARAGE THAT I HAVE HAD THIS PROBLEM WITH THANKS TO THIS POST THAT WONT HAPPEN AGAIN!

Jaguar and Land Rover Owners can also use TOPIx to look up recall information.
(Same style system as Ford Etis)

Doesnt even list my car model

Useful link thanks!

My 2016 Fiat 500X has had 3 recalls since new; none of which is listed on this link. :thinking: