Re: Baby Steps

["lumina333" <lumina3@xxxx>]

Yes, it is truly going to be a 100% project from the tires up (LOL). 
I had already planned on replacing the brake drums, so I will take 
the sledge out there and work on it. Also, I will check to see what 
gear it is in. I can click the tranmission through the gears, but 
since the pointer no longer indicates the correct gear, a guess was 
as close as I could get (counting clicks to Neutral). I will also 
check the parking brake - and will feel like a dummy if it is 
engaged! Last resort is to take the drive train apart. When the car 
gets to my house, it will be dissembled. I will try to remember to 
take my camera out there on my next trip to get photo documentation!
Luinda
--- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Davis Martin <martin-
davis@xxxx> wrote:
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> Another thought is to make sure the E brake is not on along with 
the tranny being in park. I just moved a 74 amx to my house and had 
the same problem, rear wheel wouldn't turn ,,,,,,,,,,,the parking 
brake was on.
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> Davis 
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> Sounds like you got some project just getting the car home. I would 
say the PB Blaster and a good hammer would get the drum off or at 
least loosened. Also Rick has a valid idea too, maybe the car is in 
park and you didn't realize it. You could always take out the drive 
shaft since the car is not running. 
> "Doc" 
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