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09 Sep 2007, 06:18 pm
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95 Honda Civic I Cant get the Rear brakes to release...?
i have a 95 honda civic it sat all winter with the emergency brake on and i took it off my front lawn this summer...and the ebrake is stuck on it...the ebrake is down and everything i just cant get the rear wheels to role how can i fix this i plan on putting a motor in it on monday......please help me....The rear brakes are hubs the brakes are in the inside of the drum...my dad today me to just beat on the drums and it should release but the havent
    
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09 Sep 2007, 06:24 pm
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If your rear wheels brakes are calibers with a rotor, then the slider pins could be frozen from rust and need to be heated and beaten out, then grinded lubed and replaced. Had this happen but I HAD NO BRAKES!
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09 Sep 2007, 06:29 pm
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My thoughts are, that your brake cables are hung up.Parking a car on dirt is "hell & jesus" on the underside of a car!!!This is a VERY poor practice.You'll probably find out that everything is frozen up from the e-brake handle to the rear brakes due to moisture trapped beneaththe car for that long period of time.Sorry I can't give you a quick fix.
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09 Sep 2007, 06:32 pm
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the thing is the car didnt sit on dirt it sat on my lawn all winter... when i first started pulling it of my lawn the rear wheels moved so its got to be something stupid i have to get the problem resolved asap i go to get the motor for it this morning in less the 3 hours...
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09 Sep 2007, 06:34 pm
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sounds like a frozen e-brake line. very easy fix. go to your local honda dealer and get a replacement e-brake cable. they should give you a printout on how to replace it also.
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