swizz977

my car isnt rolling as much as it should be when im in neutral it just stops rolling what could this be??

Ryan96GSR

Brakes sticking?

swizz977

how would i know if there sticking?

Ryan96GSR

To be 100% you will have to get in there and inspect them.
The slider pins can often seize up causing them to stick. there is also a possiblity the piston is seizing in which case you would need to replace the entire caliper.

swizz977

they already siezed in the rear i already replaced them.. when i drive and brake in do hear the rotors in the rear

swizz977

!???????

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

It's called inertia. If your *** isn't on a hill then don't worry about it.

mitchh29

Lawyered

hwyix

iTrader: (1)

rofl

hwyix

iTrader: (1)

How do you know?

Did you used to push your car to 5mph let it coast and it went x feet and now it goes x-10?

Or do you just think it doesn't roll as much as you think it should?



Some simple cheap things you can try:

+ pump the tires to at least 40psi ( all of them ). << do this first >>>
+ put the car jack stands with all four wheels off the ground
emergency brake off/in neutral
turn the all four tires and see if you any of the drag a lot more than the
other

take tire off the one that is dragging and check out your brakes.

more expensive things to do:
+ four wheel alignment
+ buy the same time that the toyota prius uses. No joke tires make a huge difference for rolling resistance. When I changed my tires on my rx7 to hoosiers it was a LOT hard to push compared to my DD tires. I changed nothing else.

swizz977

thanks im gonna check out my rear brakes cuz they always made noise.. also my friend said it could be my axles

swizz977

i kno the rears drag

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

So fix ****. Why do you always post when you already know what the problem is? It's annoying.

Emeraldbomber

Well thats your prob then

swizz977

how do i fix it

Emeraldbomber

Pull the rear brakes off and check if your sliders are stuck.

speedjunkie_g35

Rebuild them!!! Grease the sliders as mentioned.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

I know you've already been told how.

DumpdEJ6

Rear brake tuck, take the calipers and rotors off so you are left with just the brake lines. Crimp the hard lines so you don't lose fluid. #safetyfourth


All the cool kids are doing it, trust me.

goldsy

I'd check the e-brake cable too. If it's seized even a little it could cause the car not to roll. You can change your back brakes all you like, if that cable is seized, it's going to prevent a back wheel from spinning as freely as it should.

Emeraldbomber

OP probably thought this was legit and tried it.... hence why op hasnt came back