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Rear caliper seized after brake pads replaced. Is this linked?
Seized brake caliper following brake pad & disc replacement - what could be wrong?Brakes make a “POP” sound and then I can't brake2000 Chevrolet Silverado brakes dragging, 4 new rotors, 4 sets of pads, new e-brake shoes, new front calipersHonda Civic - new battery, won't turn over, shooting vaporFront Brake pads and Discs both replacedWhat can make my wheels hard to turnQuestionable wear on rear brake padsSeized Calipers That Move - Worth Keeping?2007 Honda CRV electrical problemsWhat makes a caliper stick?
I had my rear brakepads replaced in February by a Honda dealer doing an MOT.
Afterwards I noticed heat and a slight burning smell.
I've just been to Kwikfit for a front tyre and they've told me it looks like the rear calliper has seized and that there was a lot of brake dust. They think Honda may not have released the calliper properly when they fitted the pads and that this work would be under warranty
Honda say that would not have happened and that the warranty doesn't cover wear and tear and any work will be at my own expense
honda brakes
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I had my rear brakepads replaced in February by a Honda dealer doing an MOT.
Afterwards I noticed heat and a slight burning smell.
I've just been to Kwikfit for a front tyre and they've told me it looks like the rear calliper has seized and that there was a lot of brake dust. They think Honda may not have released the calliper properly when they fitted the pads and that this work would be under warranty
Honda say that would not have happened and that the warranty doesn't cover wear and tear and any work will be at my own expense
honda brakes
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I had my rear brakepads replaced in February by a Honda dealer doing an MOT.
Afterwards I noticed heat and a slight burning smell.
I've just been to Kwikfit for a front tyre and they've told me it looks like the rear calliper has seized and that there was a lot of brake dust. They think Honda may not have released the calliper properly when they fitted the pads and that this work would be under warranty
Honda say that would not have happened and that the warranty doesn't cover wear and tear and any work will be at my own expense
honda brakes
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I had my rear brakepads replaced in February by a Honda dealer doing an MOT.
Afterwards I noticed heat and a slight burning smell.
I've just been to Kwikfit for a front tyre and they've told me it looks like the rear calliper has seized and that there was a lot of brake dust. They think Honda may not have released the calliper properly when they fitted the pads and that this work would be under warranty
Honda say that would not have happened and that the warranty doesn't cover wear and tear and any work will be at my own expense
honda brakes
honda brakes
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In all honesty the chances are reasonably high that it could have been a mistake by the Honda dealer - unfortunately your chances of proving this and getting Honda to do anything about it are verging on non-existent.
It's ~3 months after the fact and calipers do seize on their own, add in that the car is now outside of the main manufacturer warranty and I think you are out of luck here I'm sorry to say.
answered May 21 at 11:30
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That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
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In all honesty the chances are reasonably high that it could have been a mistake by the Honda dealer - unfortunately your chances of proving this and getting Honda to do anything about it are verging on non-existent.
It's ~3 months after the fact and calipers do seize on their own, add in that the car is now outside of the main manufacturer warranty and I think you are out of luck here I'm sorry to say.
answered May 21 at 11:30
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That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
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In all honesty the chances are reasonably high that it could have been a mistake by the Honda dealer - unfortunately your chances of proving this and getting Honda to do anything about it are verging on non-existent.
It's ~3 months after the fact and calipers do seize on their own, add in that the car is now outside of the main manufacturer warranty and I think you are out of luck here I'm sorry to say.
answered May 21 at 11:30
motosubatsumotosubatsu
5,69011132
That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
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In all honesty the chances are reasonably high that it could have been a mistake by the Honda dealer - unfortunately your chances of proving this and getting Honda to do anything about it are verging on non-existent.
It's ~3 months after the fact and calipers do seize on their own, add in that the car is now outside of the main manufacturer warranty and I think you are out of luck here I'm sorry to say.
answered May 21 at 11:30
motosubatsumotosubatsu
5,69011132
In all honesty the chances are reasonably high that it could have been a mistake by the Honda dealer - unfortunately your chances of proving this and getting Honda to do anything about it are verging on non-existent.
It's ~3 months after the fact and calipers do seize on their own, add in that the car is now outside of the main manufacturer warranty and I think you are out of luck here I'm sorry to say.
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That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
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That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
That's about the size of it... good answer.
– Solar Mike
May 21 at 12:33
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
Thanks. Good outcome. Brakes no longer seized or binding. Honda say no problems and no damage therefore no repair cost.
– Helen
May 22 at 15:05
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
@Helen Glad to hear it! Happy motoring :)
– motosubatsu
May 22 at 15:30
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