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Just rebuilt my rear calipers with seals from PMB Performance. Using a vacuum brake bleeder I started with the right rear caliper lower bleeder screw ( I have two screws) and initially pulled about an inch of brake fluid with lots of bubbles and then zip. I get zero brake fluid now.
What could cause this? I have no signs of any leaks and the brakes were not bad before I rebuilt the calipers. I read somewhere that I might need to bleed the proportioning valve or even pump into the caliper some brake fluid through the top bleeder ? I ordered a Motive pressure bleeder which arrives in a few days Attached image(s) ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Yes I would try the fronts first...I know that is not the correct way, but just to get fluid coming out. I did not have a pressure bleeder so I just carefully covered everything up around the reservoir, wrapped a rag around the top of it and shot some air in (air compressor) while my buddy pumped the brake peddle.
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