My rear drums on the summer car are stuck (some d*mbass sat into it and pulled the e-brake................). I cannot tow the car nor use it's power to solve the problem.

I can remove both rear wheels and open the drums up, though.

What can I do once the drums covers are removed to unstuck them ? Spay some brake cleaner ? Heat ?

Patrick

 

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by STN_Pat &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My rear drums on the summer car are stuck (some d*mbass sat into it and pulled the e-brake................). I cannot tow the car nor use it's power to solve the problem.
I can remove both rear wheels and open the drums up, though.

What can I do once the drums covers are removed to unstuck them ? Spay some brake cleaner ? Heat ?

Patrick</TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't understand this sentence?

what do you mean by "sat into it" and "use it's power to solve the problem?"

We don't know how to help you if we don't know what you're trying to say.

 

Beer + French = Misunderstanding.

I cannot start the motor and just roll the car so the rear wheel release. I cannot tow the car with another car to make it roll wich will release the drums.

I am stuck with a very few possibility. And before I get a torch there or many tools, I want to know what should I exactly do, since i can not try 100000 different things because of a lack of time AND accessibility to the car.

The drums are stuck because someone pulled the e-brake while the car was stored in very cold temp.

If this still confuse you, im out of this.

 

did u try loosening the adjustment sprocket on the back of the drum?or on the ebrake handle? try that mayne that might work

 

use a BFH

 

Got it !

Hammer is my friend.

thanks