I have a 2001 Certified Acura CL with an extended warranty (7 years , 100,000 miles), and i have aout 74,000 miles on the car. I was wondering if i bring my car to the dealer will they fix the warped rotors for free. I saw that warped rotors are in the Technical Service Bulletin and i heard that i could get things on the TSB fixed for free. Do you think i will have a problem if i bring m car to the dealer?

 

I HIGHLY doubt it. With that many miles, its considered a regular maintnence item. If your car had 20k miles, then it would be a different story.

Your best bet is to just replace them with higher quality aftermarket brakes. They will be less likely to warp, and offer better braking.

 

Yay thats what i thought i should do but i figured why not ask, thats for your input!

 

BTW, are these original brakes?

Cause if they are, I don't see much to complain about. 75k miles is damn good for brakes.

 

I replaced the brakes about 15,000 miles ago and got the rotors cut. I changed the brakes myself, i didnt go to the dealer. Maybe i will try something, maybe if i go to the dealer i will offer to pay for the pads and see what they will do about the warped rotors. Wish me luck and i will keep you updated.

 

Cutting the OEM rotors is worthless. I'm surprised you got 15K out of them.

Upgrade the rotors, I was amazingly surprised the increase in stopping power I got last month going from OEM to brembo d/s and Hawk Pads.