Date: Sat, 14 Mar 1998 17:16:33 GMT From: "E. Scott FitzGerald" <Scott.FitzGeraldnopsamc.ca> Subject: Re: Removing rear disk on 95 900 S
Sometimes what happens is the parking brake shoes (which run on the inside of the drum) wear a lip in the drum that make it difficult to pull off the rotor. Don't be gentle; if you really pull on it and rock it side to side, it will come off. It may be helpful to drive and pull lightly on the parking brake to wear off some rust. Failing that, you can back off even more tension on the parking brake with the adjuster located at the point where the cable splits to the left and right brakes. Good luck, Scott. Stéphane Chabot wrote: > > My friend has a problem with his parking brake. Even when you take it > off, they will > not allow the car to go backward. Is this a common problem and what is > the fix?? > > To try to fix this problem, I tried to remove the disk and see if > anything was broken > or rusted to the point of hindering movement. I was not able to remove > the rear > disk. It acted like it was stuck on something. Is there a trick on > removing the disk? -- E. Scott FitzGerald Information Systems Developer Libraxus Inc. (819) 997-5045 sfitzgeraldnopsamaxus.com "The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up." - Mark Twain
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