Last weekend I took my GS-R in for state inspection. The Acura dealership would not pass my car because the rear rotors were warped/didn't pass state safety. Because my car inspection runs out at the end of Decemeber, and with the holidays just around the corner, I didn't have the time to research another opinion with a mechanic. Therefore, I agreed to have my rear rotors resurfaced to the tune of $200.

It's now been a week later and I notice a squeal coming from the rear of the car (brake area) when I ride over rough surface. This noise gets increasingly loud as I apply the brakes. I called the Acura dealership and told them about my problem and they agreed to look at my car next saturday (free of course).

What do you suggest I do about the problem if its related to the rear brakes and they are unwilling to cover the parts/labor? The car was not making any strange, mechanical noises from the rear of the car previous to them resurfacing my rear rotors. Might you have a suggestion as to what the problem is?

I'm not at all pleased with this Acura service center, and unless they deal the problem they potentially created, I will not be returning ever again. Thanks in advance for your time, advice and suggestions.

 

Sounds like your brake pads are getting low.

Has nothing to do with resurfacing rotors. Just get new pads.

 

Rear pads are low.

 

Bugga. I should probably go ahead and get on this deal, huh?

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=663282

Thanks guys.