Heres my problem....i lost my license about 2 months ago and my car has been sitting around for about a week and a half.....i started it every day......but now i went to move my car out the parking spot and nothing.....my wheels dont move at all....car wont budge.....i looked underneath to see if the e-brake was letting loose and i looked to be fine.....i jacked the car up to see if i could turn the tires and nothing.....Any ideas please help.....
and the worst part is i get my licensee back on Tuesday........

 

i am going to put this out there and say something with your power steering pump and or fluid.

 

I'd guess your rotors rusted and stuck to the pads. Should break loose with a little throttle, spray some water on there (don't use a lubricant), brake gently at first to scrape all the rust off, and then do several hard 60mph stops back to back to burn any deposits off the rotors. Should be good to go.

 

I'm betting the rotors are rusted. Check all driveline fluids, maybe somehow a differencial seized up.

 

start the car, pump the brakes several times. Then try to pull out again. Should work fine.

 

Probably pads stuck to rotors and tires flatspotted from sitting.

 

i tried spraying water on them and nothing.....the car wont move at all so i cant do any hard stops.....my fluids seem to be fine...??????????
im stuck.....literally...

 

So, when you let out the clutch does the car stall or stay running?

 

this happens to me a lot, especially in the winter when i go screwing around in the snow. try giving it a little more throttle. the car should move and you will hear the pads break away from the rotors. it is kind of loud.

 

my outback actually just had the same problem from sitting all spring in the garage. When I tried to back it out the other day it wouldnt budge so I gunned it and the pads broke loose from the rotors and I could move again.

 

Exactly what he said...
Don't be afraid to apply more power to break the brakes loose.
This happens especially after a wet car is parked and e-brake is engaged and sat there for a while. In the future don't engage the e-brake when the car is wet.

 

Any luck?

 

thanks for all the advice.....but still nothing...its going to my mechanic today so....but not such a big deal anymore cause the f***ing RMV sent me a letter letting me know that my license is going to be suspended for another 60 days.... so not such a rush to fix, cause i still cant drive.....thanks for the advice....ill keep you updated

 

Hey man, keep me posted on what they said about your problem, Good luck.

 

my friend has his license suspended, he still drives. just drive like an old person you'll be fine.