Iveco recalls
We have documented 11 recalls and campaigns for 3 models from Iveco. The ones with the most: Daily VI (5), Daily IV (3) and Daily V (3). The most recent, from March 2023, affects the Iveco Daily VI.
Iveco campaigns by model
Open each model to see all its campaigns with their scope, date and the fault they correct.
Latest Iveco campaigns
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · March 2023 · Ref. DVSA R/2023/061
Steering box mounting bolts on 4x4 Dailies
4x4 Dailies built from 1 May 2019 to 30 April 2022 (63 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: replace the mounting bolts and apply Loctite 243 thread locker.[1]
See the fault: Loose steering box mounting bolts on the 4x4 Daily
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · November 2022 · Ref. DVSA R/2022/336
Front brake hose and EPB and TPMS wiring
Dailies built from 16 May 2019 to 29 April 2022 (1,547 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: check the front left wheel hose and reposition or replace it if it rubs against the cable.[1]
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · July 2022 · Ref. DVSA R/2022/199
Front suspension ball joint out of specification
Dailies built from 1 to 31 May 2022 (179 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: check the ball joint play and replace it if necessary.[1]
See the fault: Front suspension ball joint out of specification (2022)
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · April 2021 · Ref. DVSA R/2021/166
Driver's airbag warning light that does not come on
Dailies built from 18 December 2018 to 15 October 2019 (1,417 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: update the vehicle software.[1]
See the fault: Driver's airbag warning light that does not come on when the system fails
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · October 2016 · Ref. DVSA R/2016/209
Affected Daily vehicles (1,702 in the UK, with no manufacturing dates published). Remedy: inspect the cables and replace them where necessary.[1]
See the fault: Secondary parking brake cable that can break at its eyelet
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · November 2013 · Ref. DVSA R/2013/145
Stability regulator (MSR): new software version
Affected Dailys (1,649 vehicles in the UK, no build dates published). Remedy: install a new software version.[1]
See the fault: Stability control (MSR) that may not act in very aggressive driving
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · October 2013 · Ref. DVSA R/2013/122
Front axle fixing bolts with Mecbal suspension
Dailys with Mecbal suspension (19 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: check the fixing bolts and replace them if necessary.[1]
See the fault: Non-compliant front axle fixing bolts on Dailys with Mecbal suspension
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · April 2013 · Ref. DVSA R/2013/052
Brake hoses in contact with the gearbox
Affected Dailys (1,384 vehicles in the UK, no build dates published). Remedy: inspect the hoses, reposition the retaining clips and replace any that show damage.[1]
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · May 2008 · Ref. DVSA R/2008/055
Brake pipe fixed with plastic clip
Dailys built from 6 April 2006 to 5 February 2008 (146 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: fit a steel bracket with rubber insulation.[1]
See the fault: Brake pipe held by a plastic clip that can vibrate and fracture
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · February 2008 · Ref. DVSA R/2007/178
Incorrectly specified flexible brake hoses
Dailys built from 16 October to 22 November 2007 (996 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: inspect the hoses and replace those out of specification.[1]
See the fault: Incorrectly specified flexible brake hoses (2007)
RecallIveco (DVSA, Reino Unido) · January 2007 · Ref. DVSA R/2006/215
Steering input shaft not properly secured to the rack
Dailys built from 4 August to 14 November 2006 (2,179 vehicles in the UK). Remedy: check the presence and torque of the retaining bolt and its paint mark, and correct it if missing.[1]
See the fault: Steering input shaft to rack fixing bolt not tightened
The faults of Iveco engines, with their own campaigns and extended warranties, are in Iveco car problems.
Sources
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- DVSA – base de llamadas a revisión (RecallsFile.csv)DVSA (Reino Unido) · Official body · consulted 29 October 2026