Mazda BT-50 Recalls

2020–2021 Mazda BT-50

The rear seat belt pretensioner connector lock, may not have been installed correctly during vehicle assembly and will not tension properly.

2016–2018 Mazda BT-50

This recall is for two front brake issues: 1. Front brake hose - a front brake hose could rupture if mileage is greater than 45 000 km and the vehicle is used under conditions that require the front suspension to operate through its full range of movement e.g. off-road driving on tracks 2. Front brake caliper - the front brake caliper material may not meet specification, causing the front brake caliper to crack. If the front brake hose fails or the front brake caliper cracks, the brake system warning lamp of the instrument cluster will illuminate.

2011–2016 Mazda BT-50

On some vehicles, a locating tab inside one or more of the side door latches may break, preventing the door from latching correctly.

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Potential quality issue with welding of the lower intermediate steering shaft.

2017–2018 Mazda BT-50

If driven across areas covered by high dry grass, there is a possibility that grass or vegetation could become trapped and accumulate in the vehicle underbody area.

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If driven across areas covered by high dry grass, there is a possibility that grass or vegetation could become trapped and accumulate in the vehicle underbody area.

2015–2016 Mazda BT-50

The gearshift cable retaining clip may not be fully engaged, which could lead to the gearshift cables moving out of position and contacting the propeller shaft.

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The airbag initiators within the side airbag modules may contain an incorrect chemical mixture.

2016–2017 Mazda BT-50

The airbag initiators within the side airbag modules may contain an incorrect chemical mixture.

2011–2012 Mazda BT-50

There is a possibility that an intermittent Output Shaft Speed Sensor failure may result in an unintended downshift into first gear.

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On the affected vehicles, the end of the return spring for the rear folding seatback latch may break, causing the seat latch mechanism to malfunction. Under such a condition, an abnormal noise may occur and the rear seatback may not be locked in the upright position and may fall forward and down when braking. If a child-restraint system is installed on the rear seat facing rearward, the correct clearance between the child-restraint system and the seatback will not be maintained if the rear seatback moves, potentially resulting in the child restraint system not performing as intended.

2011–2015 Mazda BT-50

On the affected vehicles, the end of the return spring for the rear folding seatback latch may break, causing the seat latch mechanism to malfunction. Under such a condition, an abnormal noise may occur and the rear seatback may not be locked in the upright position and may fall forward and down when braking. If a child-restraint system is installed on the rear seat facing rearward, the correct clearance between the child-restraint system and the seatback will not be maintained if the rear seatback moves, potentially resulting in the child restraint system not performing as intended.

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The rear seatback latch fitted to affected vehicles may not engage correctly. This may result in the rear seatback latch not being secured to the body striker.

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On certain BT-50 vehicles, the bonnet striker may receive more lateral input than expected when driven in severe conditions like a rough road and/or if the bonnet fitting condition is less that optimal. This may cause fatigue breakage of the bonnet striker in some cases.