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2011 Ic Bus Iccb recalls

NHTSA's September 21, 2026 snapshot lists 3 safety recall campaigns for the 2011 Ic Bus Iccb, spanning 3 component groups. A model match does not confirm that a specific VIN is included.

Official source: NHTSA recall campaign file · Snapshot September 21, 2026

Distinct campaigns3not VIN-specific
Component groups3distinct top-level categories
Latest recordJanuary 18, 2012report received
VIN resultNot checkeduse official lookup

01 / OFFICIAL CAMPAIGNS

2011 Ic Bus Iccb recall campaigns

The 2011 Ic Bus Iccb report contains 3 distinct NHTSA campaigns; the most recently received record is campaign 12V015000 dated January 18, 2012.
CAMPAIGN

NHTSA 12V015000

Component
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC
Report received
January 18, 2012
Potential units
338campaign-wide
Defect and consequence

Defect: Navistar is recalling certain model year 2005-2011 international 3200im, and model year 2007-2011, ic bus model hc buses, manufactured from august 16, 2004, through may 13, 2010. when the bus kneeling feature is activated, the rear brake line may be pinched by a frame member causing the rear brakes to drag.

Why it matters: Brakes that drag could overheat and may lead to a fire, which may cause property damage, personal injury, or death.

Remedy

Navistar will notify owners, and dealers will install a clip to ensure that the brake line cannot be pinched. this service will be performed free of charge. the safety recall began on april 27, 2012. owners may contact navistar at 1-800-448-7825.

Owner notification: April 27, 2012 · Filing manufacturer: NAVISTAR, INC

CAMPAIGN

NHTSA 11V290000

Component
FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE
Report received
May 18, 2011
Potential units
3,375campaign-wide
Defect and consequence

Defect: Navistar is recalling certain model year 2011-2012 ic ac, be, ce, hc and international 4300, and terrastar commercial trucks manufactured from february 25, 2010, through april 4, 2011, and equipped with a maxxforce 7 engine. a cap on the return fuel valve may fall off allowing air to be drawn into the fuel system possibly resulting in engine hard start, no start, or stall conditions.

Why it matters: Engine stall on the roadway increases the risk of a vehicle crash.

Remedy

Navistar will notify owners and dealers will replace the return fuel valve cap free of charge. the safety recall began on july 18, 2011. owners may contact navistar at 1-800-448-7825.

Owner notification: July 18, 2011 · Filing manufacturer: NAVISTAR, INC

CAMPAIGN

NHTSA 10V576000

Component
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
Report received
November 18, 2010
Potential units
2,309campaign-wide
Defect and consequence

Defect: Navistar is recalling certain model year 2011 international commercial trucks models 4300 and 4400 and 2011 ic bus models ce and hc commercial buses manufactured from february 25, 2010, through september 20, 2010. the engine turbo oil supply line may rub on the frame rail possibly causing an oil leak in the engine compartment.

Why it matters: An oil leak in the engine compartment may cause a fire.

Remedy

Navistar will notify owners and international dealers will repair the buses free of charge. the safety recall is expected to begin on or about january 14, 2011. owners may contact navistar 1-800-448-7825.

Owner notification: January 10, 2011 · Filing manufacturer: NAVISTAR, INC

02 / COMPONENT BREADTH

What defects are listed for the 2011 Ic Bus Iccb?

The most frequent component groups in 2011 Ic Bus Iccb campaign records are Engine And Engine Cooling (1), Fuel System, Gasoline (1), Service Brakes, Hydraulic (1); these counts describe filed campaigns rather than observed failure rates.
Engine And Engine Cooling1
Fuel System, Gasoline1
Service Brakes, Hydraulic1

03 / MODEL-YEAR CONTEXT

How the 2011 Ic Bus Iccb compares across model years

RecallRoad publishes 3 model-year reports for the Ic Bus Iccb, spanning 2011–2013; each year keeps its NHTSA campaign count separate.
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