bleeding brakes???
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bleeding brakes???
1988 F-150 4x4 5.0. I was trying to bleed my brakes this past weekend and I started in the rear and absolutely no fluid came out. But the front brakes squirt all day long. And there is/was plenty of fluid in the reservoir. I followed the lines and had no leaks, cracks, kinks..... I had my buddy in the cab pushing the pedal for me. Can anyone help me out on why I am not getting fluid to the rear brakes? Thanks.
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I think on a newer truck like yours it is right under the master cylinder. On mine it was mounted to the frame below the master cylinder. Follow the lines from the master cylinder and they will go to it.
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