Vehicle recalls
Daihatsu Fourtrak recalls: 1 DVSA recall by build date
DVSA recall records launched 2010 · Updated
1 DVSA recall names the Daihatsu Fourtrak, covering cars built 1985 to 2000; the latest, R/2010/006, was launched 9 Jun 2010 [1].
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- Recalls that state a risk: fire (1) of 1 (the recalls' own wording)
- Latest: R/2010/006, Possible fire risk
- 1,977 MOT tests of the Daihatsu Fourtrak in 2022–2025 [2]: a recall applies only to the build dates it names
The build date and the VIN decide whether one car is covered. Check the reg first.
Daihatsu Fourtrak recalls by build date
| Recall | Built | Defect | Remedy | Stated risk | Vehicles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R/2010/006 9 Jun 2010 | Jan 1985 to Dec 2000 | Possible fire risk | Recalled vehicles will have the subject check valve replaced. | Fire | 12,988 per line |
Recall text: DVSA vehicle recalls data [1].
What the Daihatsu Fourtrak recalls are about
The latest, R/2010/006 (June 2010), in DVSA’s words: It has been identified that a check valve within the fuel evaporative control system may develop a crack from long term use
[1].
DfT counted 1,024 Daihatsu Fourtrak cars licensed in the UK at the end of 2025 [3]. The recalls here name cars built 1985 to 2000; the build dates on each row decide which cars they cover.
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- Model risks for this year and fuel
- What similar cars did at their next MOT
- Repairs ahead
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How to check a Daihatsu Fourtrak was fixed
- Ask the seller for proof that recall R/2010/006 was done. A dealer invoice or job card names the recall reference or the manufacturer's campaign code.
- Enter the registration on GOV.UK. The DVSA vehicle recall checker shows recalls still open on that vehicle.
- Or check the flag here. Check a Daihatsu Fourtrak for an outstanding recall: whether DVSA's MOT record for that registration flags an outstanding safety recall, and the likely campaign when one matches the model and build date.
- Ask a Daihatsu dealer. With the vehicle identification number (VIN) a dealer can see which recalls apply and whether the work is on record.
These pages cannot tell you whether one car is included: DVSA publishes models and build dates, not VINs.
More Daihatsu Fourtrak data
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Questions people ask
How many recalls has the Daihatsu Fourtrak had?
1 DVSA recall names the Daihatsu Fourtrak, launched 2010 and covering cars built 1985 to 2000.
What is the latest Daihatsu Fourtrak recall?
9 Jun 2010: recall R/2010/006, possible fire risk. For the Daihatsu Fourtrak it covers cars built Jan 1985 to Dec 2000.
Has the Daihatsu Fourtrak had a fire risk recall?
1 of 1 Daihatsu Fourtrak recalls state a fire risk in DVSA's wording: R/2010/006.
Is my Daihatsu Fourtrak affected by a recall?
1 recall names the Daihatsu Fourtrak, each for set build dates (between them, cars built 1985 to 2000), so it depends on when your car was built and whether the work was done. We cannot tell that for one car: enter the registration on the DVSA recall checker on GOV.UK, or ask a Daihatsu dealer to check the VIN.
Sources
- Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, Vehicle recalls data (RecallsFile.csv). DVSA recall records, Open Government Licence v3.0. Accessed 22 Sep 2026.
- Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, Anonymised MOT tests and results, 2022 to 2025. DVSA MOT data, Open Government Licence v3.0, 1,977 MOT tests. Accessed 7 Oct 2026.
- Department for Transport, Vehicle licensing statistics, tables VEH0124 and VEH0120. DfT statistics, Open Government Licence v3.0. Accessed 22 Sep 2026.
Recall wording is DVSA's, as published. We list a recall under a model when DVSA's model name matches it exactly, or when an editor has checked the match. A recall lists models and build dates, not single vehicles. How we compare