Hino Ranger Recall 1156440 — Wiring

In April 2025, Hino filed a statutory recall with Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) concerning the Wiring, covering the Ranger. The filing affects 77,485 vehicles manufactured between April 2017 and September 30, 2022.

Overview

Filing in context

The Wiring is the most frequently cited component category in this archive, appearing in 236 of its 4,890 filings. This filing is one of 14 Hino notifications from 2025 in this archive. For scale, 576 of the 4,890 filings in this archive report a larger number of affected vehicles; the vehicles involved here were manufactured over a span of about 5 years and 5 months.

Defect

The electrical wiring routed along the left side of the engine was designed without sufficient consideration for clearance, causing the wiring to contact the intercooler and surrounding components. Engine vibration can then wear through the wiring insulation, creating a short circuit. In the worst case, this may result in a vehicle fire.

Corrective action

On all vehicles, add protective material to the affected wiring. On some vehicles, also replace the wiring retention bracket with a corrected part. If damage to the wiring is found, repair it.

Affected models & chassis ranges

This filing lists 51 type code(s). A vehicle is affected if its chassis number falls within one of the ranges below.

Original Japanese (MLIT source text)

Source & verification

This entry reproduces public data from Japan's MLIT recall registry. English text is jdmvin.com's own translation; always verify against the official source:

https://renrakuda.mlit.go.jp/renrakuda/ris-detail-car.html?class=recalldatacar&id=3010062

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