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Old 10-29-2020, 02:00 PM #16
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WD40 is NOT a lubricant.
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Thank you guys, I got so many useful suggestions. I think I will try to take off wheel and access to rotor to see if I can break it loose. One question, this is full-time 4WD system. Can I actually push or spin the rear wheel in neutral?
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You may have a tough time pulling the rear rotors if the emergency brake pads are stuck to the rotors. Make sure you try to turn the adjuster with a screwdriver through the hole in the rotor. I believe you will want to spin the adjuster in the downward motion to release tension. Also, use a bolt in the threaded rotor hole to push it off the hub.
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I don't see a stuck parking brake causing this. Its just two small drums. I like the try in 4low idea. If its just the stuck parking break drum that should break it free. As Jivewalker said. Getting he rear disk off will be a challenge if it is stuck. turn star adjuster down to loosen, tap with hammer, heat it up with heat gun/hairdryer.

The engine has power right? It revs and the truck tries to move?

My third gen had the rear drum stick due to a leaking rear oil seal. It was worse when cold outside. but still, it would break loose with a little throttle. And that was a 3.4, lol

What a terrible surprise. sorry for your trouble.
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Mine does this every so often, because I also don't drive a lot. Especially bad if it's put away wet. My solution has always been what others have said, put it in 4 Lo and drive until it snaps free. The same should work with the all-wheel-drive system, I would lock the diff and just give her hell.

Opinions vary though.
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I’ve had similar experience to Meefsah, where the rotors stick if it’s been parked wet. Even overnight after washing will seize mine up. I put in low and apply accelerator until it breaks loose, usually with a bang. Most of the time I remember to go for a short drive after washing it and that avoids the problem.
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Well, were you able to move it?
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