[qwertylesh]

Just curious if anyone's had squeaking due to warping of the rotor disc ?

Apparently if theyre cooled suddenly while hot the metal can warp

And if so did you get the stock rotors machined or replaced for better ones

 

[Spdbump]

Rotors can also act warped if wheels are installed and tightened not in a “star” pattern but going around in a circle. On other cars simply re tightening the wheels in the star pattern made sound go away. Use a torque wrench.

 

[Eddie70]

I replaced my rears because a stuck pad had warped the rotor. I put stock style back on. I don't plan on doing anything that needs any more braking that just driving to work and back and piling the miles up.

 

[qwertylesh]

Thanks for the feedback.

Im planning to take my wheels off,give the pads a bit of a sanding and see if the squeeking goes away, if not I'll have to look at getting my discs machined a bit

It'll give me a chance to clean and degrease around the dif and also put the wheels back on correctly

 

[qwertylesh]

Took all the wheels off with a friend today, turns out my rear discs are pitted, so theyll need machining and new pads soon.

Gave it a good cleaning today and apart from the pitting all the hardware looks perfect.

 

[qwertylesh]

So i did notice that there seemed to be a part of my underside cover sagging, its either that last time honda took it off they didnt place it back properly or its missing either a clip or screw.

I think its the former though because i could see the plastic notch that i believe slots into the panel beside it and it was out.

The next i get it serviced or if i get under there beforehand ill be getting it fixed. Its not much of a sag but it is annoying to know its like that.