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I replaced my master cylinder last week but I haven't had chance to bleed the brakes yet. I got under there this afternoon just to crack open the bleeders to make sure I wasn't going to run into problems when I went to bleed the brakes this weekend. Well every one cracked open easy and began to flow except the front driver side. I can take the bleeder all the way out and no fluid flows out of the caliper. Any ideas??? Thanks for any ideas.
Are you getting fluid to the caliper? disconnect the brake line at the caliper to check for flow. If you are getting fluid to the caliper, replace the caliper.
Yes I did. I took the brake line loose and it did have fluid flowing to it, so I had my daughter push the pedal while I opened the bleeder and it sputtered out at first but after a few pushes and opening it began to flow just fine. So I'm going to flush all the fluid out tomorrow now that I know all the bleeders open and I can get flow. Thanks for the help.
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