6K miles and brakes take forever to stop
6K miles and brakes take forever to stop
I noticed this about 300 miles ago everytime I brake I have to press really hard on the brakes to stop the car or I have to start braking farther than normal? Anyone heard about anything like this or experience this yourself?
Originally Posted by kaliraver69
I noticed this about 300 miles ago everytime I brake I have to press really hard on the brakes to stop the car or I have to start braking farther than normal? Anyone heard about anything like this or experience this yourself?
The TSX brakes are not very good, its pretty normal unless you have been driving something with really bad brakes before the TSX
When I press the brake it feels like something is scraping, like its grinding the rotors? I could feel it when I press it down. I think I will be taking the car into the dealership to have them check it out.
I hope you did not have the problem I had with my 2000 Jetta. A friend of mine drove the car with the hand brake on. That shot the brakes and then damaged the rotors. The car was under warranty and the rotors were replaced for 3 month old car.
Originally Posted by kaliraver69
I noticed this about 300 miles ago everytime I brake I have to press really hard on the brakes to stop the car or I have to start braking farther than normal? Anyone heard about anything like this or experience this yourself?
Sounds like the rotors are shot. Take 'm in for a free replacement.
Trending Topics
Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
The TSX brakes are not very good, its pretty normal unless you have been driving something with really bad brakes before the TSX
Originally Posted by xizor
not "normal", my car has 12k miles and nothing close to that. my brakes feel just as good as the day I got them.
When you rode around with her, you quickly found out why.
Sounds to me like you've glazed your pads. The pads need to be replaced with a fresh set and reseated to the rotors. If you still feel the brakes aren't strong enough, switch the tires. The brakes are strong enough to lock on try pavement meaning the tires aren't grippy enough to apply all the force to the ground.
I use to use bridgestone potenza's on my 2000 Accord Ex 5-speed and I didin't have no issues with braking I use to have AEM brakes on it and never changed the rotors with 70,000 miles, that was a really great setup that would stop real quick. Better than my current setup (stock tires, brakes, and rotors. So I don't why I would have this issue so early with my TSX?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
mada51589
3G TL Problems & Fixes
80
Jan 9, 2025 04:40 PM



