Squrek sound,,. . .
Not good

I bought my 2009 honda accord lx on december 30, 2008. Less than a month after that, my brakes started making a horrific squeaking sound every time i applied pressure to them. It does not matter if i tap them lightly or i push down hard; the brakes still make terrible noises. I took my car in to the honda dealership twice for an oil change and once for the brake sounds. All three times, i asked the associates to check the brakes. Each time, they said the brakes were adjusted (i.e. Sanded) and that the noise should cease. On the my trip, i told them whatever they were doing wasn't working. It w… Read complete

The 2012 honda accord lx has 24000 miles on it. And the right front pads completely wore out. All others pads on car was ok. I replaced front rotors and pads on front. Makes a noise now when brakes are applied. Rotors and pads normally last 60000 miles. What is up with the 2012 accord. Any recalls on the brake system?

I am the original owner of my honda accord, and use my car primarily for pleasure driving on weekends and holidays. Recently, i took my car to my local service station for an oil change and safety check, and was informed that the rear disc brakes were completely worn and needed replacement, whereas the front disc brake linings were fine. This information came as a surprise because rear are generally last more than 70,000- 1000,000 miles, and certainly longer the than the front pads. The service station attendant told me that premature wear on rear brake pads is a well- appreciated defect for t… Read complete

The brakes squeal. As the brakes heat up the noise gets unbearable.

I found that honda accord has recalls. I got my oil change in april/may - 2013 for my honda accord and honda dealer found everything good and brakes were close to 8 (on the brake measuring scale) on all the wheels. In just 2 months, the rear brake started making noise and then i came across the honda accord brake recall issue. Now i have got the repair done and sent the details to honda. Honda is denying the reimbursement saying that my car does not fall in the recall category (they have selected some vins which meets those conditions). My question is how honda can decide which vins have the problems and which does not have until people report them. Anyway, i am very unhappy with honda about not reimbursing this repair cost. *tr

The rear brake started making noise. When i checked at the repair shop they told me that i need to have the rear brake replaced. The total cost i was told was $ 305.66. The car was approximately driven - 26500 miles that too under normal conditions, mostly on highways.

Premature wear on the rear brakes of 2009 honda accord. At 20,000 miles i started to get a small "squeak" in the rear of the car non the left side. I didn't know what it was. Only at low speeds. As the months passed it became clear that the problem was worse, but i never suspected worn brakes. The car had less than 25,000 miles on it. When i brought the car into the dealer on nov 3, 2012 - i was told that it was my bad driving and the traffic in the dc area that had caused the problem. I paid $586. 22 for a brake and rotor replacement. In 44 years of driving i had never even heard what worn br… Read complete

We have a 2012 honda accord with a loud clicking noise in the front brakes when you change directions , we have had it in the dealer 3 times and have been told by them that there is nothing else that can be done that it was brake pad shift and it is normal for that year accord, i am concerned for my family's safety as my wife drives in it with my stepdaughters and my young grandchildren, i'm concerned that the constant movement will wear down the metal and cause a brake failure. *tr

Iam hearing a squealing sound when applying the brakes. Thought it was the brake wear indicator so i che ked and pads are fine. I then googled problem and was surprised to see that honda is aware of this problem. My car vin# is shown to be included in the affected group. The brakes seem fine but this is very annoying for a new car. I will contact plaza honda first thing tomorrow. *tr

Sudden screeching of rear brakes and short after grinding noise when breaking. Took car to get brakes checked and had to replace brake pads due to calipers sticking and making interior pads wear out completely while exterior pads where still good. Rotors worn to or below minimum specifications. Will have to replace both rear rotors and calipers. I have never had to replace rotors or calipers on any car, not even with 86k miles on them and on this 2009 honda accord ex-l i have to replace them at 46,413 miles? this is not good! honda should pay for all expenses and parts. Lowest quote to replace with oem is approximately $750. 00 what would the cost be if i would of not hear the noise and check the brakes? *tr

The car makes a popping noise when the brakes are pressed or released. The longer the car is driven, the louder the noise. The dealership service told me it was a problem with the ball joints on the 2012 models and could not be repaired at this time. I feel this is a safety issue as well as cause my tires to wear prematurely. The dealership told me i would have to wait until the new parts are available to see if that will fix the problem. *tr

The right rear brake makes a noise as if the brake pads are worn out and it sounds like metal surfaces scratching each other. Notified honda and they said the brake pads are not covered. I have an appointment with honda to take it for repair. Both bake pads until 70000 miles(generally this is the life for brake pads) and the related wear caused by worn out brake pads should be covered by honda. *tr

Heard squeaking noise when braking. Took to dealer and told needed new rear brakes in this front wheel drive vehicle with mostly highway miles and had to pay $185.00. *js

Honda accord ls 2010 brakes out of nowhere started to make hissing sound. Pulled car over to determine reason and determined it only made sound when pressing brake pedal. The car had less than 15000 miles on it and therefore was shocked by sound. Honda has created a premature brake issue and must be held accountable. *tr

My '09 honda accord started having brake noises at under 20k miles. Upon taking in the first time at 22k miles i was told the car needed new rear brake pads and resurfacing already. After much complaining (because brakes aren't usually a warranty item, and this was prior to the class action settlement) they did repair and replace them for free. 1 year later i began experiencing a shimmy when braking on the freeway or especially on a hill, and was told then that the front rotors are now magically "warped". I dealt with it for a while, but then recently began hearing the metal on metal sound of… Read complete

At about 20,000, our 2009 honda accord (v6) started having rear brake noises. We took it to the west covina dealership and they said the rear pads were worn and needed replacing. I said that is very premature to have rear pads wear out so soon and they said it is normal and would not consider any warranty replacement or discount as it was normal wear and tear. We took it to our local independent shop and had them replaced. Strange that it was both inner pads that had worn out--the outers had about 50% life left.*tr

Tl*the contact owns a 2009 honda accord. While driving 30 mph, there was a grinding noise when the brakes were applied and they failed to work properly. The dealer was contacted and would not provide any assistance. The vehicle was taken to a repair shop where the diagnostic test indicated that the rear brake pads were prematurely worn out. The brake pads were replaced. The failure mileage was 23000 and the current mileage was 26000.

Purchased 2009 honda accord in oct. 2008. At around 15k miles, the brakes staring squeaking and making loud noise in the rear brakes. I thought it was something loose back there and kept driving. Then around 24k miles the noise came back and was unbearable. Took to dealership complained brakes wore out too quickly. Said it was normal wear and tear and i had to replace brake pads and resurface rotors. Paid $130. 00, dealer gave free pads, but made me pay to resurface rotors. Told me the front brakes will have to be replaced soon cause car shakes when braking, rotors need immediate resurfacing. If i didn't take in asap, this could of cause an accident due to me being out of town when problems starting to occur. *tr

2009 honda accord there are serious brake noise problems and premature brake wear issues on these cars. *tr

2009 accord coupe v6 - brake noise (squeal) present since vehicle was purchased in 3/09 so i performed regular visual inspections and noticed pronounced wear of rear pads. At 13k mi - took car to dealer who replaced rear pads under warranty (after originally telling me that they were a wear item therefore not covered but i balked due at paying knowing the high number of complaints for this same issue). Told new pads have same formula but new spring to force pad away from rotor after brake pedal is released. Inspection of original pads showed maybe 10% pad remaining and chipping of pad surface. *tr

Brakes making a noise, turned rotors and replaced pads, problem returned in jan. 10, rotors turned again, honda said faulty pads was the clause replaced once more, call had less then 4,000 miles on it first time, approx. 7000 second, i think rotors should not be milled over once and then rotors replaced ,they will not hear of that. Strange whine coming from bottom right side of transmission or engine, honda claimed service bulletin call for oil pump to be replaced, which they change, no change in the sound plus now there is a leak from where they made repair. *tr

Brake wear and noise. *tr

Withing a few weeks after i bought the honda accord 2009, in germantown, md, in december 2008... It started making a screeching sound in my brakes. Everytime i go get it checked, they say it's fixed. Then as soon as i drive away, the noise is still there... What the �!@#$% is this? i just got this brand new car... And started to make noise... This is a safety concern... Now, the year is ending... And the noise is there... I have no choice but to considering filing suit ... *tr

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. *tr

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. *tr

2008 honda accord, brakes needed replacing after noises started coming from the rear brakes, rotors shot, drums needed replacing, pads gone. All this happened at 26210 miles for a total of $547.86. The brakes will need replacing every 20,000 miles as advised by the honda dealer. Honda claims it is not a safety problem - bull - brakes are a safety problem, how can honda advertise they have a safe car and have brakes failing on over 500 complaints filed to date. These idiots are protecting their stockholders and risking the common person. Ntsb needs to get a pair and start investigating honda's… Read complete

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? *tr

2009 honda accord leased in 2008 from valley honda, 4173 ogden avenue, aurora il, 60504. The vehicle was returned to the dealership due to noise coming from brakes and steering wheel pulling to the left. Returned vehicle several more times complaining of same issue. Valley honda stated there per techline, honda is aware of the problem and is working on a countermeasure. In my opinion this is a safety hazard. I explained to honda, the dealership and the better business bureaus that this is a safety hazard because i have to "pump" my brakes in order to control the vehicle during stopping... All disagreed. Can you help? *tr

The day after i purchased my 2009 honda accord ex 4dr sedan, the brakes have squeaked. I have made several attempts to get this issue resolved, however every time i speak to either honda corporate or the local dealership , i am told "the mechanics are working on this issue and honda is aware. " i have had my car serviced 4 times since i purchased the vehicle for the obnoxious sound coming from my braking and still there is no resolution. I am told time and time again, there is " no safety " issue, however, no one seems to know what the true problem is. So how are the 100% sure there is 'no safety issue?'
i am in the process of filing a lemon law suit against honda and i feel very strongly about the need for a recall. *tr