general problems of the 2009 Honda Accord - part 2

2009 Honda Accord. Rear brakes worn out at only 11,000. Problem is well know by Honda. Class action has been filed. Result of class action, customer must pay for repair and submit receipt for refund upto $150. 00, but Honda is charging $300. 00 for the repair. This is a safety issue and Honda should be forced to correct the problem at no charge to the customer.

Brakes were squeaking within the first six months but we were told nothing was wrong when taken in for regular warranty-covered checks. Started noticeable shimming when brakes were applied and took in for check at 39,000 miles. Ended up replacing rotors, brakes and rear bearing. The rear bearing alone cost $198. All in all, our bill came to $667. 73. We've taken the car in to the dealer for repair of carpet pulling away in front passenger side; vibration noise on back dashboard (or whatever you'd call the shelf behind passenger seats); driver door handle stick problem, steering wheel clicking noise. Purchased Honda after being recommended by so many satisfied customers/friends. Invested more then we planned but thought it was worth the investment; disappointed in quality of parts and repair work.

2009 Honda Accord. Brakes worn out at only 12,000. Problem is well know by Honda. Class action has been filed. Result of class action, customer must pay for repair and submit receipt for refund upto $150. 00, but Honda is charging $300. 00 for the repair. This is a safety issue and Honda should be forced to correct the problem at no charge to the customer.

I own a 2009 ex Honda Accord. Took car to get normal maintenance at 14,000 miles to my Honda dealership when they told me that my back brakes were almost worn down to needing replaced. A couple months later I took my car in for a normal maintenance at 21000 miles and said my back brakes needed replaced. Now I am stuck paying $250 for back brakes on a year and ahalf old Accord. Even though Honda will give me up to $150 back. I think that they should recall the vehicle and pay for the full price. Also this is a safety issue if people don't know if there brakes are bad!!! very disappointed in Honda and may not buy Honda vehicles anymore!!!.

Needed new brakes after only 29,950 miles. Disc,rr. Brak; set, pad rr.

Brakes in 2009 Accord required replacement and rotor polish after 17k miles costing 292. 69 usd. At the time of brake replacement there was noticeable degradation in stopping time.

Rear brakes on 2009 Honda Accord lx need replacing at 18,000 miles.

The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. The contact was braking from 60 mph when he experienced and unusual increase in stopping distance. The failure recurred whenever the brakes were engaged and the stopping distance progressively increased. The vehicle was not examined for the cause of failure and had not been repaired. The failure mileage was 11,000 and the current mileage is 12,000. Updated 11/16/bf updated 11/16/jb.

The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. The contact was driving 50 mph when the rear brakes began to exhibit an unusually loud grinding. The vehicle was driven to the dealer where the rear brake shoes were replaced. The failure and current mileage was approximately 33,000.

Rear brakes squeaks, and prematurely worn at 25,020 miles on our 2009 Honda Accord sedan.

My new 2009 Honda Accord has premature back brake wear. Honda refused to pay for this. Now I have to pay for it and then get reimbursed? I will not get reimbursed the full amount per class action lawsuit.

I leased a 2009 Honda Accord lx-p in NJ. After 11,000 miles I needed to replace the rear brakes due to premature brake wear. I needed to pay $200 out of pock in order to fix the problem. The dealership mention they did not have any information regarding the problem since it was a Honda issue and not a dealership issue. Why has Honda not reached out to their customer regarding this issue?.

I purchased a 2009 Honda Accord on October 27th, 2010 at 227 miles. I have not had an issues until this month when my brakes began to ware prematurely at only 11k miles. I had revived a class action letter informing me of this but see it as a clear safety violation on Honda's part one as they had know there was an issue with this type of model and two as they refuse to perform work and replace the item with issues under warranty. I find it irresponsible that Honda is making me pay for repairs when they know its there design flaw.

2009 Honda Accord coupe v6 - front brakes were replaced at approx 12,000 due to defective parts. Rear brakes need to be replaced at approx. 19,000 miles. Honda is refusing to provide any warranty repair and refuses to acknowledge a problem with its brakes.

2009 Honda Accord completely worn out rear brake system. It was purchased just over a year ago with 20,000 miles on it. I do mostly highway driving and this is premature. Rear brakes must be replaced.

I had my 2009 Honda Accord in for service and was told the rear brakes needed replacement. I have only 25,000 mile on it. It was not covered by the warranty, but I was told there is a class action lawsuit pending against Honda. This is a major safety issue and a recall should be made.

I was coming out of my driveway. I hit my brakes and my car would not stop. I hit a parked car across the street.

The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. Upon taking the vehicle in for routine service, the contact was informed that his rear brakes needed to be replaced. The contact stated that the vehicle had been experiencing recurring brake issues since the purchase. The vehicle experienced increased stopping distance and also wobbled when the brakes were applied. The vehicle had not been repaired at the time of the complaint. The failure and current mileages were approximately 20,000.

The rear brakes of my Honda Accord 2009 began making a terrible scraping noise. Honda claimed I had left the parking brake on while I drove it. I had never used the parking brake. I had driven 20,000 highway miles on the vehicle. I do not think I wore out the rear brakes. It was repaired 5/24/2010. The following day, I rec. 'd a notice of a class action suit against Honda for rear brakes. Why is Honda not repairing the brakes for free?.

I needed to change the rear brake pad of my 2009 Honda Accord which only has 20,000 miles. The front brake pad was fine. Clearly this is a defective design or manufacturing fault. Honda needs to recall the car to fix the brake problem.

Premature brake wear on 2009 Honda Accord v6. Brakes have squealed every time vehicle is driven (since about 5k miles). On 3/20/10 after routine service, I was told vehicle needed rear brakes (disks) at 19,203 k miles. I subsequently did checking on edmunds. Com and it appears this is not an isolated incident. Also, I visited an Acura dealer's service center to see if the Acura tsx had similar issues - it does.

2009 Honda Accord ex-l 4 cyl. Rear brakes worn at 18,000 miles.

2009 Honda Accord there are serious brake noise problems and premature brake wear issues on these cars.

I purchased a new 2009 Honda Accord in November 2008. The day after I pulled off of the lot I noticed extreme squealing coming from the brakes. I reported the problem to my dealer and they said it would just need to break in. 1 year, 14000 miles, and 3 complaints later it was still making the noise. I found a service bulletin number online and mentioned this to my dealer who finally replaced the front brakes and retooled the rotors. I am reading of many premature failures of the rear brakes on 2008-09 Accords also. I feel this should be looked into by the government.

Brakes squealing for a 2009 Honda Accord coupe . I have noticed this issue even at my 3k miles now its 13k miles and still has the issue I have read hundreds of complaints for this issue. Have had the car for more than a year now Honda should have the solution by now. Problem is mostly experience on a stop and go.

We just had to replace the rear brakes on our 2008 Honda Accord, with only 12,789 miles on it.

My 2009 Honda Accord's rear brakes went after only 20,000 miles. I only noticed the problem because of juddering and squeaking. Honda should recall these vehicles and fix this potential safety issue.

I have a Honda Accord lx 2009. It makes a tremendous noise on the brakes and I feel unsafe driving it. I see a long list of dissatisfied customers that have the same problem and it is very frustrating getting help from american Honda corporation. I wonder how can I get help to solve the problem. One thing for sure is that I am not getting a Honda again.

Excessive brake noise-Honda 2 door coupe dealer stating that Honda is working on solution each time I take it in for maintenance. Brakes started making noise at less than 12000 miles. Problem is progressing and will be a safety issue.

2009 Honda Accord, rear brakes needed to be replaced after only 13,000 miles and less then a year driving.

2009 Honda Accord - premature rear brake ware. Replaced rear brakes at 36,000 miles and now I need to replace them again at 70,000 miles. These brakes are defective and they need to be recalled by Honda.

I have 15,576 miles on my Accord and it's making a screeching sound in my rear brakes. I called the service dept, only to find out that the rear brakes already need to be replaced. Isn't this a little pre-mature to already have to replace brakes?.

My 2009 Honda Accord has 15,000 miles and I was just informed by the dealership that the rear brakes have completely worn out. I informed them of squeaking brakes at 7,500 miles and was assured this is normal. The dealership told me that it is normal for rear brakes to need replacement anywhere from 12,000 to 18,000 miles. I believe this is a major design flaw which should be covered in a recall, especially after seeing so many other complaints on the same issue.

Rear brakes are shot. Went in for routine oil change,fluids topped,tires rotated,and everything looked at. Mechanic came out and said brakes are shot (car is an '09 Honda Accord bought new) says it's an issue on 08 and 09's but is a ware item and not covered under warranty. I did a web search and found it's not only me.

Routine maintenance at dealership and was told the car needed rear brakes. The car is new and has only 16,000 miles on it. I got an outside mechanic's opinion and was told the car does need rear brakes, however, in his opinion this should be warranty work. He said rear brakes should not need to be replaced this soon. Now I see from the complaints on this site, I am not alone. 2008 and 2009 Accords have a problem and there should be a recall. Nhtsa, please do something.