I have a 2003 type S. Recently after an oil change my dealer said that he had the rotors resurfaced. I didnt bother to know much since it was paid for by the warranty. But lately I have been experiencing a sound from the front as well as rear tires when I brake at low speeds. It sounds like a loose screw hitting a rotating metal part. I wanted to know your views before turning it in at the dealers.
Please help

 

I recently had the same probllem. My rear caliper was fudged as well as all the hardware & sliding pins.

 

Is that on a hard stop or light brake application???

 

Me too . have the front rotors resurfaced and hear some metal squeak when
light braking .

 

On both..when I apply the brakes lightly it is very conspicuous. I can also hear it when I have stopped at a traffic light and then release the brakes to move ahead.

P.S: mags..how bad was it to get it repaired ?

 

My mecanic said that 'cause of all the metal in the brake pad that sqeaks the rotor....
We use to have thoses organic brake pads with less noice ( less metal ) but since
abestos is banned from the fabrication they add more metal ...................................

 

You didn't use ceramic pads?

 

No i do not use ceramic pad 'cause I have OEM rotor and ceramic pads mights
eat up my rotor.... right ?

 

Ceramic pads are OEM recommended. They don't eat your rotors like metallic and semi-metallic.

 

Did not know ceramic pads recommanded by Acura ???? Any brand you could suggest?......