DAIHATSU HIJET VAN AND PICK-UP Recall

Propshaft may detach

DAIHATSU announced a problem with the HIJET VAN AND PICK-UP affecting a total of 1,605 vehicles.

It has been identified that failure of the propshaft universal joint may occur, which can cause the propshaft to detach. On van versions, the propshaft may contact the fuel tank and or the fuel lines. Vehicles built from 6/1/1998 to 12/31/2004 are at risk.

Recalled vehicles will be fitted with a quality assured propshaft.

How to check your car's VIN number - vehicle identification number

If you think that your vehicle may be affected by this recall you should find your nearest DAIHATSU dealer who will be able to confirm whether or not your car is safe and arrange its free repair if necessary.

Source: UK Government's Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA).

Other DAIHATSU Recalls (Sorted by Model Name)

HIJET - Front hub nuts may be incorrectly torqued and come loose. - Aug 2005

HIJET (diesel engine) - Corrosion of fuel tank may lead to fuel leak - Nov 2003

HIJET (petrol engine) - Corrosion of fuel tank may lead to fuel leak - Nov 2003

HIJET VAN AND PICK-UP - Propshaft may detach - Nov 2007

Sirion and Cuore - Headlights may fail unexpectedly - Oct 2001

Sportrak and Fourtrak (Petrol) - Possible fire risk - Jun 2010