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    Brake bleeding

    I have a 07 classic Silverado. I just replaced the rear line from the absence to the axle. Now no matter what I try I cannot get it to get any fluid to the back brakes I'm about to loose my mind some one help.

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    open both bleeders and let gravity bleed.

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    Mityvac is the easiest method but the above should work as well. Pump and bleed isn't working?

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    I had a buddy do all his brakes and he couldn’t get fluid out the back because he put that line in the wrong hole on the ABS block.
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    Is your buddy D.J. Lubel?

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    So if you have one of the 2000-07 trucks and you run the master cylinder out of fluid the abs for what ever reason will not let fluid to the rear (I'm assuming this because I blew my rear brake line) but the only way I could get fluid to the back is to push the fluid from the reservoir using some home made things to put pressure on the system then bleeding.

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    That's normal. When you start with a dry master there is a procedure to "bench bleed" it before attaching the lines. Glad you got it fixed.

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