2000 Infiniti I30 Brakes Problems

“Vehicle rotors have warped four times needing resurfacing each time. This problem happens every fifteen thousand miles. This is not normal. The first time they warped was at 15,281 miles,then at 32,555,49,767 now the problem has surfaced again at 61,434 miles. Does the resurfacing of the rotors compromise the strength of the rotors? How many times can this be done?”

“- the contact owns a 2000 Infiniti I30. The service engine light remained illuminated. The dealership informed the contact a sensor or a coil needed to be replaced. The dealership made the repairs. There was another occurrence approximately 3 years later. The dealership replaced the coil pack. Three months later the vehicle began to rough idle. The dealership informed the contact this was a normal occurrence, and they were unable to improve idling. The current mileage was 43,000. The consumer states ses TSB or recall information was hidden from consumer and denied of such. …”

“Vehicle experienced rough and bumpy ride after the first 1000 miles. Problem with transmission not changing gears porperly, and would jerk when shifting. Also, extended stopping distance, and brake pedal would go too far to the floor before vehicle would come to a complete stop. Vehicle has been in/out of dealer shop on 11 occasions, and problem still reoccurring.”

“Consumer had to have 2000 Infiniti I30 rotors resurfaced. On several occasions, the rotors were resurfaced. All four rotors were replaced at 39,868. At 62k miles the vehicle began to vibrate at 55 MPH. Other problems: the transmission stayed in the low gear too long, there was squeaking on the right side of the vehicle when on rough roads, vibration in the steering due to the rotors being out of round, the front window squeaks and the rear view mirror was loose.”

“When braking theres a hesitation. Took vehicle to dealer, and they stated it was dust. Year later, dealer stated that rotors needed to be turned. Dealer turned rotors, and 15000 miles later, rotor needed to be turned again. Please provide any furthr information.”