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Rear Passenger Wheel Locked Up



  Bus Winker
I took some after market alloys off my 182 this morning and fitted some standard 182 alloys.
I've just come to move it and the car won't budge.
I've jacked it up and the rear wheel is really stiff to spin and will only spin for a quarter revolution before it knocks on something and stops.

Anybody have any ideas what could of caused this? I am sure I reversed it after I fitted them this morning and it was fine.
 

Sam

North East
ClioSport Area Rep
No some crappy tuner ones that took the piss to get off. Would that be the cause?

I don't now how it works but if the bolts might be longer than standard it might be hitting something where it protrudes through the back.

Just pulling that out the sky though.
 
  182FF
Maybe have a look before getting too carried away, you might be able to see if it's the problem or not. There's also a slim chance the locking one is shorter than the others so you could leave that on.
 
  Bus Winker
Maybe have a look before getting too carried away, you might be able to see if it's the problem or not. There's also a slim chance the locking one is shorter than the others so you could leave that on.

What should I be looking for? There isn't a locking one, they all require a special key.
 
  Bus Winker
Finally got them off and fitted standard bolts. Still catching on the same back passenger side though. Had to grind two threads off each bolt but only on that wheel :-/

Any ideas why? Maybe been in a crash at some point?
 
  Bus Winker
Does it lock with the wheel off the car?

No. The problem was the bolts rubbing on something behind the disc. The problem now is I get the feeling in my brake that I get when braking on snow but only at slow speeds. That slipping grinding feel.
 
  182cup & 172 racecar
You best take it to Mick at Diamond motors, and get him to look at it, as you're clearly not sure what you are doing.
 
  182cup & 172 racecar
If you rang him and arranged it, I'm sure he'll look at it while you wait. He's a nice guy, and won't bullshit you.
 


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