How can I release a lock on a file?
In Process Explorer use the “Find Handle or DLL…” command from the “Find” menu A list of open files which match that name should be shown. Take some guesses and find which one is failing to be deleted. If the file is locked by a windows share, the process holding the file will be System A dialog will pop up confirming the lock release.
What kind of car has locked up front brakes?
I had the same issue – re: front brakes completely locking up after car warmed up, even when it didn’t leave the driveway – with our 1988 Toyota Camry. To a tee, I followed the same path as the original poster.
What causes the brake to lock up on one wheel?
Usually, when brakes lock up on one wheel its caused by either a locked up caliper piston, stuck caliper slide pins, or a clogged flex hose going to the caliper. This video will give information on how to test each of these components in order to get a better idea of what is causing your brake problem.
What to do when your car’s brakes lock up?
Basically, when your brakes lock up and the car wont move, panicking is usually inevitable. Here are 2 things to do if brakes lockup and car wont move. Calm down and steer your car to a safe side of the road where you can pump the brakes. Next, call your mechanic. This is very important and the safest way to fix this problem.
How can I get my brakes to lock up again?
First check that the brake pedal returns all the way to the top. You should feel a bit of closeness at the top at rest. This is the free play between the pedal push rod and the master cylinder piston. The master cylinder needs this clearance to allow the brake fluid to return to the reservoir.
Can a out of round brake drum cause one wheel lockup?
An out of round brake drum or drums that vary in diameter too much from side to side could cause a one wheel lockup condition (Figure 61.8). Measuring drum runout or out of roundness is not easy in the field. Current micrometers do not allow a repeatable measurement to be taken.
Why does my master brake not lock up?
Going to do a brake boost check and pull the TB for cleaning (did it 12 months ago). Not sure if the master could be bad, I thought when the MC is bad it gives spongy no brake instead of the hard grabber I’m getting now.
What causes a car to have a brake lock?
Could be a sticking caliper. It could be a transmission issue – if there’s a delay in getting power to the wheels, that can feel like a brake problem. But my first guess would be a faulty power-brake booster.