steve29

should i have to pay for rotors that are warped. i have 22k miles . this is the first time. 02 tls

wabone

do a search next time dog...but no, you won't have to pay for them. just make sure you call ahead and reserve a loaner, it can take a couple hours.

steve29

I called the dealer Ryans open road acura in nj. he said that brakes and rotors are not covered under warranty. what should i say?

mlrook

Wabone -

Are you sure he will not have to pay to replace/repair the rotors? I have had very good luck with Acura so far, but this sounds unlikely.

Have you had the rotors on your TL replaced "no charge" by Acura? If this is so, I will be heading to my local dealer tomorrow.

I have 20K on my car and I can feel pulsations starting - not a goof feeling.

steve29

no i haven't had the rotors replaced. should i get them replaced or resurfaced. i had the bushings tightened already. replaced 5 michelin tires cause of bubbles. last michelins i will buy. im getting pissed. i just had my brakes checked at 20000 miles, i have 22k now. he said they were good. so the rotors definitely are a problem. what should i say if he insists i pay.

wabone

yeah guys. there is supposedly a service bulletin out about them...i've had mine done twice. once at about 12k and again just last week at around 26k. both free of charge for parts labor, everything. the first time they merely resurfaced and turned them, last week i got brand new rotors. so go in there and yell and scream until you get what you want they can call "courtesy acura" here in denver, co. and talk to them about it. good luck you two.

fyi: if you do a search, this topic has been discussed much before and the service bulletin is likely somewhere on this site.

alloh.