Right rear wheel does not move when car is put into drive

By removing the drive line you may move the car but it will lock up on you at some point,, the rear end, wheel bearing or broken axel will cause more damage, just tear into it and fix the problem before it causes you more trouble.....Hope that helps...

You didn't specify the type of truck.it is possible it is the shifter linkeage. Is it get wheel drive? Rear wheel drive? Make, model?

Your car has no "rear end" as people used to call them.
The "rear end" was a set of gears on the old rear wheel drive vehicles that put power to the back wheels.
Since you have a front wheel drive car, the problem you have is much easier to diagnose and repair.
You very likely have a bad rear wheel bearing or two on one side.
A way to tell is to spin the rear wheels one at a time and compare how much noise they make.
The bad one should be noisy.
I cannot think of any easy way to spin the rear wheels one at a time.
Perhaps using a "mechanic's stethoscope" might help.
Raise the car safely up in the air, crawl under the car, and place a long screwdriver tip against the center of the inside of the axle under the car where the wheel bearing are.
If you can't imagine where to put the screwdriver, get someone who knows to help you.
Put the handle in to your ear, and have someone spin the wheel by hand.
One should be noisier than the other.
Be blessed.

Tires naturally get hot while driving ... Wheels too, naturally get hot while driving. You cant move after replacing the rear brakes? Loosen them up a little - they are too tight. Brakes too get hot and will 'swell' due to the heat.

I suggest you back off the adjusters at least 4 to 6 clicks.

You did put everything back together properly, right?

Thanks for your question @ FixYa.com

you may be right the brakes may be on.the emergency brakes in the rear may be jammed on.jack the rear of the vechicule,block the front wheels,and try to turn the wheels in the rear on both sides.if they are hard to turn or dont turn at all you have found the problem.

As this car IS a FRONT wheel drive, that is switchable to four wheel drive (it switches off at 21 mph)if when you switch to 4wd and your fronts have no drive,the drive automatically goes to the wheels with traction(rear)try putting the rears on wet grass and see if you move when you hit the gas........hard.

hi, try checking your transmission fluid first and you may want to change your transmission fluid filter for they might be clogged.

unbolt your rear drive shaft and c if it moves if it dont folow till u fing the non moveing part. be careful when the rear shaft is out put the truck in neutral then shut it off then put it n park cause if u dont you'll grind gears

Hi there,
first thing you'll have to jack the rear wheels and put the car on axle stands both sides.
Put some good wheel chokes in front and make sure the car is sitting nice on the stands.
Check for any excess play at the wheel hub by moving it side ways and up & down.
Now start the car, put it in drive and let the wheel turn and carefully put your hand on the rear suspension and feel if you sense any "rough" noise or humming noise. This is how you can diagnose the rear wheel bearings.
Cheers

put truck in reverse hit brakes constantly and then go for drive in first gear. .... problem was brakes got all locked up ...... to not drive a vehicle is the worst thing u can do to it . hope i helped ELI