Problem with 2007 Acura TSX I bought an acura tsx from the auction last year it was hit in the right front end so I need up pulling the frame. The only problem I have is that the car goes left and right on unsurfaced road it literally turns left and right. Plus the when I changed the front rotors the pads were stick to the rotors. I ended up changing the rotor it's only been 6 month and I have to change them again I don't know what's really wrong. Dealers too expansive for a service. Thank you
Take it to a frame shop, or top body shop..
first get it unbent.
brakes degrade, parked in the rain, for long periods. they rust.
SOURCE: emergency brake on 92 Acura Integra sometimes sticks even when
Take the caliper apart and grease the Slide pins. There are two of them. When these get dried out it cause them to stick and not release the brake. When you pull the two halves of the caliper apart there will probably be dust in there. Clean it out and grease them up.
SOURCE: New brakes needed on 2005 TSX with 23K miles
Thats low mileage for an 05...congrats. It is also way way low to be needing rear brakes!!!, The front brakes ALWAYS need replacement before the rear, unless you have a malfunction...or have been driving with the emergency brake on, (the emergency brake just works on the rear). Also, unless the brakes have been metal on metal, no way you should need new rear rotors with that mileage...I realize you trust your dealer, but, I'd get a 2nd opinion. As for the driving, sure, driving habits have a bearing on brake wear, and yes, you have probably done alot of stop and start, but probably at low speeds also. At any rate, you should not be replacing rear pads and certainly not rotors with 23K...unless there is another problem..Hope this helps!
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SOURCE: Acura 2007 tsx with navigation in the auto day
Turn the display brightness knob (the one up by the speedometer) down. When the brightness knob is at max the navi will not go into night mode. This information is in the manual buried somewhere.
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