andy12c

hi all

i have a mk2 rs2000, which im in the process of getting back on the the road, its been stored in a garage fora couple of years , but someone tried to break in and the garage door has to be replaced so the rs has to moved

my problem is both front and rear brakes are seized on. so the car cant move.

the rear drum is sezed on the pads , i have tried hitting the drum but it didnt work.

the front disc are rusty and the again the pad have rusted on the discs,

the garage has limited space so i tried to tow it but again no good.

any advice or a name of a good local mobile mechic in the surrey/hants area.

thanks in advance

tabetha

Assuming you can get at the wheels to remove, knock the pads out, and whack the drums hard at the outer edge around the drum, make sure it is not the cable jammed by yanking on this to pull it off.
tabetha

andy12c

thanks for reply..

do you mean hitting the drum face and not the edge?

i have pulled the handbrake on and off a couple of times dont make a difference, but i did park the car with the handbrake off.

my main problem is size and light .so if i can free the rear wheels , i will have to put the front wheels on dollies and pull the car out of the garage to get to the fronts.

also i know the clutch is stuck onto the flywheel and the engine hasnt been run for 24 months .

i was putting the rebuild off but as somebody has taken an interest in my garage , its best to rebuild and get rid ..

its a 1980 mk2 rs2000 custom with ford x pack 7inch alloys.

tabetha

Usually helps by hitting the drum on the flat edge, on the outside face of where the shoes rub inside sort of thing, try to hit at 12 o'clock position.
tabetha