Recall Number

DJL591L

Campaign Number

DJL591L

Original published date

16 June 2024

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

24MY/25MY KAF1000L/M/N, KAT1000A/C (Kawasaki Mule Pro-FX, Pro-FXR, Pro-FXT 1000)

Year Range

2024/2025

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

218

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

On eligible units, improper combustion during engine start up may create a fire risk.

What are the hazards?

If a fire occurs, there is a risk to the operator and/or passengers that serious injury or death may result.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles should not operate the vehicle/s and contact their Kawasaki dealer to have the Side x Side inspected and repaired.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAL500A

Campaign Number

DAL500A

Original published date

10 April 2024

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

2024MY ZX400P/S (Kawasaki NINJA ZX-4R)

Year Range

2022/2024

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

260

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

The spark plugs may have been damaged during the vehicle manufacturing process. This may result in unstable idle, hesitation and in the worst case, enginestalling.

What are the hazards?

There is a risk that the engine may stall due to damaged spark plugs.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles can contact their authorised Kawasaki dealer to schedule an appointment to have the work carried out free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAL351A

Campaign Number

DAL351A

Original published date

15 February 2024

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

23-24MY ZX400P/S (Kawasaki NINJA ZX-4R)

Year Range

2022/2024

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

220

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

On certain eligible units, the existing drain holes do not allow the frame to drain moisture completely after riding in the rain or after washing the motorcycle.

What are the hazards?

Paint delamination caused by abnormal corrosion may occur.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles can contact their authorised Kawasaki dealer to schedule an appointment to have the work carried out free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DBL250A

Campaign Number

DBL250A

Original published date

13 November 2023

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

22-23MY JT1500V/W/X/Y/Z (Jet Ski Ultra 310 & Ultra 160LX)

Year Range

2022/2023

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

344

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

Due to variations in the manufacturing process, the splices of the main harness may not be sufficiently sealed and could allow water intrusion.

What are the hazards?

This may cause corrosion of the main harness resulting in poor transmission of electrical power. Use in this condition could result in the engine stalling.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected personal watercraft’s can contact their authorised Kawasaki dealer to schedule an appointment to have the work carried out free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAK910A

Campaign Number

DAK910A

Original published date

16 January 2023

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

22MY ZX1002P (Ninja H2SX)

Year Range

2022

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

40

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

A programming defect in the multi-function meter may cause the display to restart unexpectedly whilst in use. If this occurs, the speedometer or neutral indicator may not display as intended resulting in the rider unable to determine the speed of the vehicle.

What are the hazards?

If the rider is unable to determine the operating speed, it may increase the risk of an accident, causing injury or death to the rider(s) and/or other road users.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles can contact their authorised Kawasaki motorcycle dealer to schedule an appointment to have the work carried out free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAL030A

Campaign Number

DAL030A

Original published date

12 January 2023

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

20-21MY ZR1000K (Z-H2),20-21MY ZX1002B/D (H2 SX), 21MY ZX1002J (H2), 21MY ZX1002L/N (ZX10R/RR)

Year Range

2022/2023

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

21

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

Due to a manufacturing defect, the passenger seat strap may break during use and the occupant may lose balance.

What are the hazards?

If the passenger seat occupant loses balance while the vehicle is in motion, there is a risk they may fall off the vehicle or destabilise the rider leading to an accident resulting in injury or death to the rider, passenger or bystanders.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles can contact their authorised Kawasaki Motorcycle dealer to schedule an appointment to have the repairs performed, free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAK730A

Campaign Number

DAK730A

Original published date

10 January 2023

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

15-17MY H2/R, 17-22MY H2R/CARBON, 18-21MY H2SX/SX SE+, 19-22MY H2/CARBON, 20-23MY ZH2, 22MY H2SX

Year Range

2015/2016/2017/2018/2019/2020/2021/2022/2023

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

822

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

Due to a manufacturing issue, the plunger in the camshaft chain tensioner may deteriorate over time and could become locked. This could result in an unexpected loss of vehicle power.

What are the hazards?

A reduction in expected performance and/or loss of vehicle power while riding could increase the risk of an accident and injury or death to rider(s) and other road users.

What should consumers do?

Owners of affected vehicles can contact their authorized Kawasaki motorcycle dealer to schedule an appointment to have the work carried out free of charge.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAK470A

Campaign Number

DAK470A

Original published date

04 November 2021

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

EJ800B

Year Range

2020/2021

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

40

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

The exhaust pipe mounting nuts may not have been sufficiently tightened during production. The nuts may become loose and/or the nuts and collar of the exhaust pipe may fall off.

What are the hazards?

A loss of the collar of the exhaust pipe during operation increases the risk of an accident, causing injury or death to the rider and/or passenger or other road users.

What should consumers do?

Owners can return the affected vehicle/s to their original selling dealer if possible, or alternately, to an authorised Kawasaki motorcycle dealership so that the recall may be completed.\

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz

Recall Number

DAK520A

Campaign Number

DAK520A

Original published date

10 September 2021

Make

KAWASAKI

Model

18-21MY ZX1002B/D (Ninja H2 SX)

Year Range

2018/2019/2020/2021

Eligible Units (Australia and New Zealand)

123

Variant Applicability

All variants within this model range.

What are the defects?

The rear axle housing may not meet manufacturing specifications and may fail. If this occurs it may cause the rear wheel to lock up and result in a loss of vehicle control.

What are the hazards?

A loss of vehicle control will increase the risk of an accident, causing injury or death to rider and/or passenger or other road users.

What should consumers do?

Owners should return the affected vehicle/s to their original selling dealer if possible, or alternately, to an authorised Kawasaki motorcycle dealership so that the recall may be completed.

Supplier details

Kawasaki Motors PTY LTD

Who should owners/operators contact for more information?

Your original sales dealership or preferred authorised Kawasaki dealership.

Dealer Locator Link

https://www.kawasaki-motors.co.nz/en/tools/locate-a-dealer.html

Contact name

Authorised Kawasaki Dealer

Contact email

information@kawasaki-motors.co.nz