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13 Posts. Discussion Starter · #1 · Dec 8, 2011. hey all, I just got my tire changed and had pulled the rear wheel off. Now that it is back on something isn't right. When i tighten the axle nut to spec, the rear wheel is not spinning freely like it used to. I have checked rear brake, it is not interfering with it. I am not sure what it could be. · 3 yr. ago There's a round hole in the hat of the rotor, through that hole you can turn the star wheel to back off the adjusters for the parking brake with a big screwdriver or adjuster tool. 1 level 2 anony545454 Op · 3 yr. ago.

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Step 1: Method #1. Gain access to the rear of the drum assembly and look for an inspection while which is closed up with a rubber grommet. Remove the rubber grommet which will give us access to adjust the automatic adjuster. Two screwdrivers are needed, insert the first screwdriver into the hole, push back the lock.

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Help, Advice, Owners' Discussion and DIY Tutorials on all Volvo's "mid era" rear wheel drive Volvos. 1975 - 1993 240 1983 - 1992 740 1982 - 1991 760 1986 - 1991 780... I have done tons of brake jobs in my life and never had this happen before. I got finished and tightened the lug nuts and the wheel won't spin freely by hand. I don't have. Follow the brake cable to the rear wheel and the thingamajig it attaches to at the back of the wheel is some sort of plate with a complicated sliding linkage that can be unjammed with a screwdriver and maybe a knock with a hammer.Unjam it and spray with WD40 or brake cleaner and the wheel should freely spin but use your hand brake frequently. If you can turn the adjusters back, the shoes will have some room for the return springs to pull them inward, if you can break the bond to the drum. I've been where you are on a couple parts rigs that have sat for ages and its a PITA.

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9,202 Posts. #9 · Mar 6, 2020. jgayman said: Lifting the front end off the ground and spinning the tires by hand sounds like a good first step. With 4WD disengaged the front tires should spin by hand easily. Likewise you should be able to easily rotate the front drive shaft by hand and move the front tires. The rear tires would spin under acceleration. Also when placed in to 4wd says "Service 4WD", but no CEL or codes pulled. I checked the brake fluid = Good Jacked up the front end and neither tire would budge. I took off the tires and found the brake pads were stuck to the rotor on both driver and passenger sides.

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The front wheel doesnt spin freely. I already cleaned up the master brake cilinder and changed the brake oil. I also disasembled the front calipers and removed the four pistons and cleaned everything inside. The calipers and the pistons look OK. I mounted everything together again but the problem still remains. Jun 6, 2010. #6. Re: Frozen Drum Brakes and the star adjuster wont budge. The boat is 3,500 pounds. The trailer is about 800 pounds. Just found the paperwork for the brakes: DICO Free Backing Brakes, 12"x 2"- With the Surge Braking System. On the coupler, there is no place to add Brake Fluid. Sort by: best. level 1. · 1 yr. ago. If you cook or break a controller you will often get resistance in the motor. It will feel corrugated or bumpy. If you disconnect your motor wires and it suddenly turns normally you have cooked your controller. If it doesn't spin freely then you have damaged the motor somehow. 3. level 2.

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Yes, several months ago we had a discussion about rust forming on the rotors of the rear wheels and the brake pads fusing to the rotor. The result was that the rear wheels would not rotate. Of course it may also be that the brake pads are set but that is rather obvious. Take a look at the rotors on the rear and see if you can see a rust build up. The proper way to apply the brake is: 1. Stop the vehicle with the regular brake. 2. With your foot still on the regular brake, shift into NEUTRAL and apply the parking brake. 3. Remove you foot from the regular brake and allow the truck to settle against the applied parking brake.

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Rear Brake Sticking. by nkrause » Thu Sep 13, 2012 5:20 am. My son's 150R rear brakes are sticking or dragging. When we have the bike on the stand and spin the back wheel, it stops too quickly. The chain is not too tight. I gently stuck a flat screwdriver head between the rear brake pads and manually expanded the pads. The wheel then spun freely. Dosent make any difference, just want to make sure its in the right area. Thats normal for a front wheel drive car with the tranny in park and other drive wheel on ground. If you jack up both wheels the other will spin reverse direction. If you are in neutral then it would spin freely. Typically a stuck brake will pull to the opposite side when.

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This means the caliper functions fine, but doesn't allow the whole caliper to return to a free floating position. Solution; pull out the slide pins, and grease them up well. 2.) Bad pistons. Pistons apply fine, but won't return. You can disassemble the caliper and clean it, but often it will return and you'll have to replace it. 3.) Frozen slides. With the truck in reverse, apply brake, shift to neutral, let off brake: Wheels coast to a stop, then ever so slowly spin forward. About 1 full rotation every 20 seconds. Wheels can be stopped by hand and spun freely forward or back opposedly single handedly or in unison with a second set of helping hands.

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Causes of a Sticking brake caliper. 1. Rusty Caliper Pistons & Piston Boot. The caliper pistons are an essential part of the brake system. They are pushing the brake pads against the brake disc to make the car reduce the speed. The brake caliper pistons have a rubber boot around them to prevent dust and other particles from coming into the.

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2-5. Driving information Winter driving tips. "When parking the vehicle Park the vehicle and move the shift lever to P (automatic transmission) or 1 or R (manual transmission) without setting the parking brake. The parking brake may freeze up, preventing it from being released. I put the car on jack stands and put it in gear and discovered the right rear wheel turns in both drive and reverse, but the left rear wheel is locked; it will not turn freely either. I suspect something is going on in the transmission, but maybe someone out there knows something! Best regards, Dave McKeever 1stiski Registered Joined Mar 24, 2017. One of the prominent reasons why your brake caliper piston does not go back is the presence of dust. The brake pads do release a lot of soot and dust on being rubbed against the surface of rotors. With time, the piston starts getting covered with dust and soot. Therefore, the piston gets stuck and is unable to move in.

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The transmission may just be stuck in P for some reason. If the ideas above don't pan out, take a look at the shifting linkage from the shifter to the transmission. This assumes you have an automatic. Check the transmission fluid level and fluid condition too. & Watch the CV joints as a helper rotates the rotors, notice anything unusual happening?. Make sure you don't do it too far and then force the drum on as the shoes may then rub and it might make the drum hard to get back off. When drum is back on, push the brake pedal up and down a few times. Then check handbrake lever travel inside the car. IF comes up too far then use the cable adjuster.

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Steps to Un-Jam Rear Brakes 1. First try rocking car backwards and forwards vigorously in first and reverse gears, if you are lucky you will hear a bang and the brake will release. 2. Try rocking car to left and right with hand brake off be. With tire off ground and locked up remove the rubber hose from the metal line on the fender well. If wheel still locked up then remove the rubber hose from the caliper. If it then spins freely replace the rubber hose. They tend to collapse internally with age causing the type issue you are having. 8 people found this helpful.

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It might move freely after a minute or two after the trapped brake fluid seeps out of the constricted hose. Another test is to jack the front end up, pump the brake pedal a couple of times, then look for the wheel that won't spin freely. Open the bleeder screw on that caliper. When spun as hard as possible, the rear wheel should not spin more than one complete revolution if the brakes are adjusted properly. On the wheel that spins freely check the self-adjuster as it may be frozen in place and not allowing the brake to be adjusted on its own. It is too loose. The other side sounds like it might be too tight.

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Looks like it might bolt on to the swingarm. You'll need to rotate the brake plate forward, look at the brake cable for an idea of where it should be. Right now the brake cable is wrapped up and around the back of the brake plate, but it should be straight and on the bottom half of the brake plate I think Reply Dirty30 Dillon / hydra. Go to the back of the bike. look behind the rear wheel. you will see a metal lever with 2 cables attached to it with adjusting screws and springs. this lever pivots via a shaft that activates your rear brake shoes. it is this shaft that is the number 1 problem with the rear brake on the Eiger.