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> Frozen front brake pads, Need help - how to beat them into submission
Pat Garvey
post Feb 21 2010, 06:07 PM
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Title says it.
Look this is NOT for my 914, but it is for a Porsche. Mod may feel free tp move this topic, but I need help fast!

Car (911) has been parked for 4 years indoors. Front pads seem to be frozen to the discs. Don't think it's a caliper problem because they are almost new. Just seems to be an inactivity thing. Rears spin freely.

I jacked the car up to make certain the rears were free - they are.

Placed a 1X4 through the cookie cutters onto the discs. Pounded on it with a rubber mallet. No effect. Truck's coming for this car (sold). Suggestions?
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Pat
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underthetire
post Feb 21 2010, 06:15 PM
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Pat, ive had pads stick, but usually just rocking the car back and forth breaks them free. Good luck man. I hate time crunches.
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