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Yamaha recalls

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  1. Yamaha tongue may fatigue and fail during towing, resulting in the trailer detaching. 2027 Yamaha Boat Trailer 26V-480 · July 24, 2026
  2. Yamaha turn signal lights may fail to operate when activated. 2025 Yamaha XTZ690 26V-367 · June 5, 2026 DO NOT DRIVE
  3. Yamaha speedometer may become inoperative or display an inaccurate speed. 2026 Yamaha TW200 26V-197 · March 27, 2026 DO NOT DRIVE
  4. Yamaha camshaft retainer bolt may loosen and not properly secure the camshaft, resulting in an engine stall. 2018 Yamaha XMAX 25V-778 · November 12, 2025 DO NOT DRIVE
  5. Yamaha brushes inside the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) may slide excessively due to improper ECU programming, possibly causing unstable idling or an engine stall. 2021–2022 Yamaha MT-09, MT-10, Tracer 9 +1 more 25V-248 · April 16, 2025
  6. Yamaha front brake calipers may have been assembled with bolts that have an incorrect thread length, which can damage the mounting hole threads in the brake caliper. 2022 Yamaha Tenere 700 23V-472 · July 10, 2023 DO NOT DRIVE
  7. Yamaha improper electronic control unit (ECU) programming may limit the throttle response, cause an engine stall, or fail to illuminate the engine warning light when a system error occurs. 2021 Yamaha MT-09, Tracer 9 22V-130 · March 7, 2022 DO NOT DRIVE
  8. Yamaha throttle grip may break if used to pull up a motorcycle fallen on its side. 2021 Yamaha Tracer 9 22V-110 · February 24, 2022 DO NOT DRIVE
  9. Yamaha engine Control Unit (ECU) programming installed under Recall 20V-813 (990141), that was designed to prevent gear damage, may prevent the engine from accelerating as intended. 2016 Yamaha FJR1300 21V-865 · November 5, 2021 DO NOT DRIVE
  10. Yamaha vehicle Identification Number (VIN) printed on the Federal Certification label may not match the VIN stamped on the vehicle. 2021 Yamaha Tracer 9 21V-836 · October 25, 2021
  11. Yamaha engine case may leak oil onto the rear tire. 2020 Yamaha XVS950 21V-806 · October 15, 2021 DO NOT DRIVE
  12. Yamaha primary sheave nut may loosen and fall off. 2015 Yamaha XC155 21V-251 · April 9, 2021 DO NOT DRIVE
  13. Yamaha vehicle Identification Number (VIN) printed on the Federal Certification label may not match the VIN stamped on the vehicle. 2019–2020 Yamaha CZD300, MT-03, YZF-R3 21V-048 · February 3, 2021
  14. Yamaha second gear of the transmission can crack and break under high speed loads. 2016 Yamaha FJR1300 20V-813 · December 28, 2020 DO NOT DRIVE
  15. Yamaha front brake switch can fail due to increased resistance from silicon oxide. 2013–2019 Yamaha FJR1300, MT-10, MTT9GT +5 more 20V-814 · December 28, 2020 DO NOT DRIVE
  16. Yamaha condensation or other contaminates may adhere to the rear reflector lens reducing its effectiveness. 2015–2020 Yamaha MT-03, XMAX, YZF-R3 20V-611 · October 5, 2020
  17. Yamaha cylinder head nuts may not have been tightened properly and could loosen, allowing coolant to foul the spark plug. 2015 Yamaha XC155, XC155F 20V-277 · May 15, 2020
  18. Yamaha oil passageway in the engine side cover may not be properly manufactured, possibly blocking lubricating oil to the engine. 2019 Yamaha XV250 20V-212 · April 9, 2020
  19. Yamaha front brake hose my chafe against the horn lead wire when the handlebars are turned from left to right, potentially resulting in a brake fluid leak. 2019 Yamaha YZF-R3 20V-071 · February 10, 2020
  20. Yamaha brake hose holder may come loose, potentially causing damage to the brake hose protector and hose, resulting in a brake fluid leak. 2019 Yamaha YZF-R3 20V-073 · February 10, 2020
  21. Yamaha porosities in the front brake lever may cause it to break if it is gripped with a strong force. 2019 Yamaha YZF-R3 19V-341 · May 2, 2019
  22. Yamaha shift shaft torsion spring may fracture, giving the shifter a loose feel and affecting the ability to shift gears. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 18V-860 · December 4, 2018
  23. Yamaha upper radiator hose may crack resulting in a coolant leak. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 18V-861 · December 4, 2018
  24. Yamaha engine oil line flare nut may be insufficiently tightened, allowing oil to leak onto the rear tire. 2015 Yamaha SR400 18V-730 · October 16, 2018
  25. Yamaha over time, a gap may develop in the protective sealant where the lead wires of the accelerator position sensor (APS) and throttle position sensor (TPS) connect to the electronic control unit (ECU). 2012 Yamaha XTZ12 18V-695 · October 4, 2018
  26. Yamaha bolts that connect the drive chain guard to the swingarm may loosen, possibly causing the chain guard to contact the drive chain and break. 2018 Yamaha MT-07, XSR700 18V-483 · July 19, 2018
  27. Yamaha affected motorcycles, intended for the US market, may have been manufactured with a Canadian Motor Vehicle Certification Label. 2017 Yamaha YZF-R3 17V-423 · June 30, 2017
  28. Yamaha lower handlebar holder may loosen due to a painting issue and the inadequate application of the thread-locking agent. 2015 Yamaha FJ09, FZ-09, XSR900 17V-221 · March 31, 2017
  29. Yamaha in the affected motorcycles, engine vibration can cause the fuel tank mounting bracket to contact the fuel tank, which overtime, may result in the tank leaking fuel. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 17V-111 · February 21, 2017
  30. Yamaha water can enter and corrode the ignition switch resulting in an unexpected engine stall. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 17V-112 · February 21, 2017
  31. Yamaha affected motorcycles may have an insufficiently clamped speed sensor lead wire, causing the wire to fatigue and break. 2015 Yamaha XC155F 16V-892 · December 12, 2016
  32. Yamaha due to an incorrect assembly process, the clutch push lever oil seal may crack, allowing engine oil to leak out. 2014 Yamaha WR250R 16V-800 · November 3, 2016
  33. Yamaha clutch pressure plate bearing may break due to an insufficient load rating, causing the clutch to not disengage and preventing the transmission from shifting properly. 2015 Yamaha YZFR3F/G 16V-460 · June 24, 2016
  34. Yamaha due to an oil pump problem, the oil pressure in these motorcycles may not be properly regulated. 2015 Yamaha YZFR3F/G 16V-459 · June 23, 2016
  35. Yamaha affected motorcycles have transmission gears that may fail. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R1, YZFR1C, YZFR1MF +1 more 15V-802 · November 30, 2015 DO NOT DRIVE
  36. Yamaha affected motorcycles may have an incorrectly manufactured upper triple clamp (handle crown) that may crack while riding. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 15V-593 · September 23, 2015 DO NOT DRIVE
  37. Yamaha in the affected motorcycles, the insulation on the stator coil, a component of the alternator, may become damaged and short circuit to due insufficient heat resistance. 2008 Yamaha WR250R, WR250X 15V-410 · June 29, 2015
  38. Yamaha affected motorcycles may have been built with an improperly manufactured rear shock absorber. 2015 Yamaha YZF-R1M 15V-221 · April 14, 2015
  39. Yamaha affected motorcycles may have an incorrectly manufactured shift cam segment stopper, having a sharp edge on the inside of the bend instead of a smooth radius. 2015 Yamaha FJ09, FZ-09, FZ6R +2 more 15V-176 · March 25, 2015
  40. Yamaha affected motorcycles contain an air induction pipe and hose which may fail after prolonged periods of high RPM operation. 2013 Yamaha XT250 14V-754 · November 25, 2014
  41. Yamaha in the affected motorcycles, the positive battery cable may be pinched between the seat base and seat bracket. 2015 Yamaha FZ-07 14V-657 · October 20, 2014
  42. Yamaha front and rear wheels of the affected motorcycles may have been manufactured with insufficient hardness. 2014 Yamaha YZF-R6 14V-644 · October 14, 2014
  43. Yamaha affected motorcycles may have a headlight harness that is too short and when the handlebars are turned fully to the left or right the harness may break near the coupler or coupler may disconnect from the headlight bulb. 2014 Yamaha FZ-09 14V-550 · September 10, 2014
  44. Yamaha in the affected motorcycles, use of the headlight may generate enough heat to cause the bulb connections to expand, resulting in arcing in the headlight bulb socket which could cause the socket to overheat, melt and cause the headlight to malfunction. 2009–2012 Yamaha XTZ12, YZF-R1 14V-044 · February 10, 2014
  45. Yamaha due to improper adhesion, the brake shoe linings may separate from the front and rear brake shoes. 2011 Yamaha Vino Classic 13V-416 · September 11, 2013
  46. Yamaha slack or sag in the wiring harness may allow it to contact the exhaust manifold causing the wires to melt, and possibly short circuit. 2014 Yamaha Bolt 13V-298 · July 8, 2013
  47. Yamaha these improper clearances may cause an inadequate supply of fuel. 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma 13V-035 · February 4, 2013
  48. Yamaha during the assembly process, the fuel pump O]RING may have been installed incorrectly in its groove. 2012 Yamaha XTZ12B/BC 11V-532 · November 1, 2011
  49. Yamaha there may not be a proper seal between the fuel pipes for the fuel injectors and the fuel hose that connects them due to an improperly molded fuel hose. 2007–2009 Yamaha XVS1300/CT, XVS95/CT 11V-533 · November 1, 2011
  50. Yamaha on affected motorcycles, high oil pressure can build up inside the oil pump causing it to malfunction. 2009 Yamaha VMX17 11V-483 · September 26, 2011