Seeking ideas concerning what may be causing the rear brakes to drag and how to resolve the problem

lousbbyMember

So yesterday I resolved my temp guage issue which was a bad ground because I painted the rear plate of the ZF and deceided to jack up the car and add freon to the a/c system. The car was idling for quite a while why I was doing this. I went to go for a drive to test the a/c and the car would not roll freely. I thought the rear emergency brake were the issue but I believe it was heat transfer from the radiator heating up the brake master causing line pressure. Has anyone experienced this and is Dynamat or a similar product recommended to insulate the front trunk to prevent heat transfer?

3/17/197:02 AM

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