How to Fix a Locked Rear Brake on a Small Car?
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First, drive forward and backward three times, but avoid making the movements too large to prevent the tires from being forcibly dragged and worn out. Pour 100-degree boiling water between the brake pads and the brake drum. The heat may cause expansion and automatic separation, then try the above method again. Gently tap both sides to potentially separate them. If that doesn't work, try kicking the tire a few times, which might help. If all else fails, consider removing and reinstalling the brake pads.