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i had the brake line that runs from the back to the front let loose and after i replaced it i can't get the air out and i have bled the fronts and the back. i use a vacuum bleeder and i have pulled over a qt of fluid through and still no back brakes
when you step on the brakes they go almost to the floor and to get a petal you have to pump them like 10 times to get a petal and than it goes back down
Did you bleed the RABS valve after bleeding the rear brakes? Did you then bleed the front brakes after bleeding the RABS valve? Did you adjust the rear shoes?
You probably have either more than one leak, or you did not get a good seal at the attachment point (if I am putting it correctly). Both have happened to me, and I have concluded with these old trucks that it's worth it to just suck it up and buy the pre-bent set. Unfortunately, I don't have the funds to do that
yet, but I am hoping soon.
Good luck with your issue!
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