When o redid my rears I had a hell of a time bleeding. Took forever... help yourself by adjusting the shoes to be closed without pushing the pedal the bleed with pedal, then readjust for a slight drag... hth
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No fluid out the rear bleeders or at the proportion valve that is mounted to the brake booster and master cylinder?I have the same issue. Was there a solution?
Rear adjustment is a key to properly working brakes remember to pull the ebrake that's what adjusts the rear shoes and make sure the can't remember the name of it bell crank i think on each side are working and not froze up there made with two types of metal and will sezeWhen o redid my rears I had a hell of a time bleeding. Took forever... help yourself by adjusting the shoes to be closed without pushing the pedal the bleed with pedal, then readjust for a slight drag... hth
Nothing out of the Rears they do talk to each other. Have not made it to the P&B liquid wrenched it today. Blead the front disks no issue with either front side, the brake pedal works as expected. As soon as I seal the bleads, the pedal stiff and willnot depress. I suspect the P&B but how to release the pin to allow it to work again appears to be the issue.No fluid out the rear bleeders or at the proportion valve that is mounted to the brake booster and master cylinder?
Cleaned and replaced pads cylinders MC. Vacuumed the system to clean out the old and replace with clean new. So all new parts except the Boster and P&B.If there's nothing coming out of your rear bleeders, they're absolutely clogged. Probably gonna have to replace them and if your drums haven't been given any love in a while, might as well do that while you're in there. It's all pretty simple and inexpensive. Advics brand is OEM Aisin. There are cheaper options, too.