left outer joins

I have a two tables in database:
shipping and qa

shipping consist of:
- ship_date (date) key1
- order_no (integer) key2
- producion (varchar)
- good (intger)

qa consist of:
- ship_date (date) key1 foregin for shipping.ship_date
- order_no (integer) key2 foregin for shipping.order_no
- error (varchar)
- production (varchar)
- qty (integer)

ship_date/order_no/production/good
02.01.2003/1/car/12
02.01.2003/2/car/10
03.01.2003/3/car/5

ship_date/order_no/production/error/qty
02.01.2003/1/car/F01/1
02.01.2003/1/car/F02/1
03.01.2003/3/car/F01/2


I want display all records in order_no and good columns
from shipping table (for specific producion = car) and order_no and qty from qa (for specific error code = F01).

My sql code (which return wrong results):
SELECT s.order_no, s.good, q.order_no, q.qty
FROM SHIPPING s left outer join QA q
on s.ship_date=q.ship_date
where s.production = 'car' and q.error = 'F01'

Result is:
order_no/good/order_no/qty
1/12/1/1
3/5/3/2

I don't know how to receive in result columns also order no 2 with null values for order_no and qty from qa table.

Can someone show me where I make mistake in my sql code?

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