Air Brake Problems of Honda Civic

Premature brake wear. Front brakes exhibited squealing after 15,000 miles. Replacement of all four brake pads was required: approximately 1/16 th inch was remaining on each of the oem brake pads.

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Car was making squeaking noise when driving brought car to dealership they state at 7400 miles fron brakes need to be replaced. This is rediculous. They say it is from aggressive driving this is nuts they will no cover replacement of pads and tell me it is from rear brakes not being adjusted.

I purchased a 2009 Civic in August of 2009. My car is now in the shop with less than 24k miles on the car in need of new brake pads and rotors. After researching the issues it seems that many '08 and '09 Honda owners, especially Civic owners, are having the same issue. The repair is not covered under any warranty and is a huge safety concern as well as a disappointment in the quality of manufacturing. I was told that this was "a normal problem" and not much concern was given over the safety of bad breaks at such an early age of a car.

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After putting 19,111 highway mileage on my 2009 Honda Civic dx, I was told by my Honda dealer that I needed new front brakes. I did as I was told, and purchased my brakes for $226. 39. This repair was done in August of 2010. 8 months later at 34,189 miles, I was told that I needed new front brakes again. I was furious and upset, because I recently got my brakes replaced. I made a complain to the store manager, and he was not helpful at all. I ended up paying another $229 to replace the front brakes. I was also told that my front rotors were worn out as a result of my bad brake pads. I did some research to see if other people had problems with their front Honda Civic brakes, and it seems like this has been a reoccurring problem with 2009 - 2011 Honda Civics. I am afraid of the safety of this vehicles, and something needs to be done before someone gets hurt because of this issue, that Honda is not willing to rectify.

On January 17, I had an oil change and vehicle inspection done. My brakes were at 6mm. On approximately February 15, I noticed a "metal on metal" sound coming from my car. On February 22 I took it in for service and was told my brakes needed to be replaced. It's a 2010 Honda Civic with 21,000 miles. I've owned it for 1 year and 2 months- so the brakes were no longer under warranty. Seems as though Honda corp needs to start looking in to this as this seems like its becoming quite a common occurance and it's excessive and highly unacceptable. I will never buy another Honda- which is sad because Honda is supposed to be the car to buy if you want to avoid repairs and breakdowns!!!!! (that's why I bought the Honda- its history of reliability and stamina. Well- that is quickly going out the window unless Honda corp does something!).

While driving 50 mph consumer heard a noise coming from the vehicle. Consumer maintained control of the vehicle, and was able to pull over. Consumer noticed that the clutch for the air brake was gone.

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