Brakes (or E-Brake) Seized - Solution?
So my hatch has been parked in my driveway for quite some time (months) without being driven. I went to go turn it on today and it starts no problem. Only issue is that when i go to put it in reverse to move it, I can tell the brakes (or ebrake - not sure) have seized up on the car (car doesnt move, but you can tell it wants to when put into reverse or drive). I basically just want to move the car into the garage so I wouldnt be moving it far; whats my next step ? The car is also an automatic. Thanks guys
um you might try to hit the drum with a mallet...when the fluid leaks on the shoes they sometimes grab alot harder...but i would think they would release with the e brake down have you takin off the wheels to make sure its the drums and not the discs?
i still would put money on the drums tho
i still would put money on the drums tho
i would say the best thing to do is jack up one side at a time a figure out which wheel/s has locked up. some disassebly of the drum or removal of the brake caliper assembly from the rotor may be necessary in order to break loose whatever is currenty stuck.
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Apr 12, 2004 07:47 AM





