2024 INTERNATIONAL HV Complaints and Recall Information

The 2024 INTERNATIONAL HV has 0 complaints and 9 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to recalls involving steering, braking, and electronic control systems. There are no direct owner complaints submitted to NHTSA at this time.

There are nine recalls affecting various safety and operational systems on the 2024 INTERNATIONAL HV. The recalls cover multiple components including steering gears, brake calipers, seat belts, engine control modules, and electronic control units. These recalls address potential safety risks such as loss of steering control, brake function impairments, and malfunctioning safety system electronics.

• Steering gear assembly. Recall 24V088000 affects 893 vehicles where steering gear assemblies may have fewer recirculating balls than required, risking loss of steering control and increasing crash risk. Dealers will inspect and replace defective gears free of charge.
• Brake caliper interference. Recall 25V178000 covers 153 vehicles with calipers that may contact suspension springs or axle U-bolts, preventing the outer brake pad from working and extending stopping distance. Dealers will swap calipers, replace torque plates, and brake pads at no cost.
• ECU software malfunction. Recall 24V818000 involves 105,276 vehicles equipped with Bendix EC80 ECUs. Electrical noise can cause the ECU to misprocess commands or stop working, affecting ABS, traction control, stability control, cruise control, and collision mitigation, raising crash risk. Software will be reprogrammed free of charge.
• Seat belt tether bolt defect. Recall 24V026000 includes 297 vehicles with improperly seated driver seat belt tether bolts, which may not restrain occupants properly and increase injury risk in crashes. Dealers will inspect and replace seat belts as needed.
• Engine control module software error. Recall 23V120000 affects 27,972 vehicles where the engine may rev despite the parking brake, transmission position, and PTO switch setting, causing unintended vehicle movement and increased crash risk. Dealers will update the Cummins ECM software free of charge.
• ABS warning light failure. Recall 23V370000 covers 59,684 vehicles whose ABS indicator light fails to remain lit during a malfunction, preventing driver notification and increasing crash risk. Dealers will update the software free of charge. Towing variants are excluded from repair under recall 24V-8918.

Owners facing repeated repairs or unresolved issues related to these recalls may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a legal professional can help determine eligibility for protections and remedies under applicable consumer protection laws.