I would try and have the dealer "REPLACE" the rotors.
From my experience with foreign cars you are doing good'to get one rotor
turn job. In your case you already had this one so when the time comes for
brakes, you probably have to pay for NEW rotors since they will probably be
too this for a second turning.
Any one else concur ?
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> Have a new 2005 RL - at 1,300 miles front brakes start squeaking
> extremely loud when cold and damp; dealer replaced pads - same thing
> 350 miles later; next try, they turned the rotors - same thing; now
> the Acura rep is in town and related that they are having a problem
> with the new rl's brakes.
>
> anyone out there having similar issues? what relief might I expect
> from Acura. I spent a lot of money for a car that sounds like a
> 1970's milk truck in the neighborhood
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