Why is the rear wheel not turning?
2 Answers
There are two possible causes for this situation. Here is the relevant information: 1. Specific reasons: The first is that the controller suddenly breaks down due to overheating, causing a short circuit between the components of the output three-phase power supply. When pushing the vehicle, the motor operates in a short-circuit power generation state, making it very difficult to push. The second reason is a sudden inter-turn short circuit inside the motor. In this case, even cutting the wires at the motor terminals is ineffective, and the resistance when pushing remains very high. The only solution is to tow the vehicle to a repair shop for motor maintenance. 2. Solution: Disconnect the wires from the controller to the motor to free the motor from the controller's short circuit, allowing the motor to operate in a no-load power generation state when pushing, making it easier to push.
I've encountered the issue of the rear wheels not turning several times, usually because the handbrake wasn't properly released or got stuck. Especially in cold weather or after prolonged parking, the brake pads tend to stick to the brake discs, making the wheels immovable. As an experienced driver, I suggest not rushing to drive. Gently push the car to test the resistance first. If it doesn't budge, it's likely a braking system problem. Common causes include aged handbrake cables, seized calipers, or potential faults in the driveshaft or differential. Driving in this condition can easily damage tires or suspension, increasing repair costs. Safety comes first - promptly contact a professional mechanic for inspection. Regular maintenance focusing on brake pads and drivetrain components can effectively prevent these issues.