No rear brake pressure...at all!
#1
No rear brake pressure...at all!
tried bleeding the brakes and nothing came out. The brake line is fine. Any suggestions as to what is wrong?
#2
How have you determined that the brake lines are fine?
What are you driving?
What are you driving?
#3
'91 s10 blazer 4x4..
and I cut off the part of the line that rusted and leaked, got a new one, flared it, and put it on. still no pressure. My fronts work great but I don't like skidding everywhere especially with my new tires.
and I cut off the part of the line that rusted and leaked, got a new one, flared it, and put it on. still no pressure. My fronts work great but I don't like skidding everywhere especially with my new tires.
#4
Where was the leak? On the axle itself or up on the chassis? The reason I ask is because the liner inside the flex line from the chassis down to the rear axle can collapse and plug up the the line.
#5
Swwartlkk's right. They will collapse on you although it happens to the front ones more frequently. Anywgere you have a crimp on the hose for mounting should be you first suspected place.
#6
when I flared it there was plenty of fluid coming out. That makes me doubtful that the other part of the line is bad but I will definately have to look over it again when I have it on the lift.
#7
aand also how can I tell if my truck has ABS?
#8
What year is this truck anyway? There were basically two different systems depending on when it was made.
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