Sounds like the pads are bedding in or still needs further bedding in, if the noise persists. Have your dealership take a look at it.TSXBMW said:I have my TSX for about 800 miles but the rear breaks have been making noise when I break slowly on the freeway today when the traffic is horrible today.
You speaking english or is this some kinda :007: remark? Don't start it with me, I'm less tolerant than the others.Startle_Reflex said:Your rear broke and you're worried about your brakes? My goodness. I would get the rear fixed first.
Doesn't matter if you are less tolerant than the others. YOU don't start it with me. There is nothing wrong. But if you want to make something, then I'll respond.Noel said:You speaking english or is this some kinda :007: remark? Don't start it with me, I'm less tolerant than the others.
I hope you know that Noel is one of the most respected members who has helped more people than you yourself probably can piss off.Startle_Reflex said:Doesn't matter if you are less tolerant than the others. YOU don't start it with me. There is nothing wrong. But if you want to make something, then I'll respond.
at 800 miles...your brakes are covered under warranty... I've had my rotors resurfaced and replaced once allready.TSXBMW said:thx, guys.
I am not sure for Acura, is the break under the maintain warranty?
BTW.....I would have assumed it's covered, because I thought EVERYTHING critical is covered.Noel said:Thank you gentlemen, I appreciate the heads-up. :thumbsup: :bowdown1: Without you guys, there is no community to favor.
TSXBMW - Yes as Tru also indicated, this is covered under the standard factory warranty.
\TSX 'R' US said:at 800 miles...your brakes are covered under warranty... I've had my rotors resurfaced and replaced once allready.
it shouldn't matter...unless you've gone over 4 years or 50k miles. Just call up your dealership and tell them your problem. Then make sure it's covered under warranty.TSXBMW said:\
800 miles, I have run over that.........I am still confused about Acura's warranty terms.
There is no clear line of definition, most of the warranty is up for a grey area to be intepreted however they like. However in saying that, alot of the warranty work is carried out on goodwill/goodfaith. Especially related to brakes, drivetrain, engine if they're not clearly indicated to be manufacturer faults.larchmont said:BTW.....I would have assumed it's covered, because I thought EVERYTHING critical is covered.