Bronco_46256
Sr. Member
Background:
'76, Disk/Drum
New Master cylinder
Rebuilt Calipers
New Wheel Cylinders
New Rear Brakes Lines
Fresh Fluid
Great Pedal and front brakes
No fluid to the back brakes
Front (Rear Brake) reservoir releases pressure back into the reservoir when pedal is released
I've seen a few previous posts above pulling the small pin on the front of the proportioning valve during the bleeding process.
Am I correct in the understanding pulling the pin affects the fronts only?
Reason for asking is that I have no fluid to the rear at all and was *hoping* not to have to buy a new proportioning valve.
It's getting pulled tonite either way.
Thanks
bronco_46256
'76, Disk/Drum
New Master cylinder
Rebuilt Calipers
New Wheel Cylinders
New Rear Brakes Lines
Fresh Fluid
Great Pedal and front brakes
No fluid to the back brakes
Front (Rear Brake) reservoir releases pressure back into the reservoir when pedal is released
I've seen a few previous posts above pulling the small pin on the front of the proportioning valve during the bleeding process.
Am I correct in the understanding pulling the pin affects the fronts only?
Reason for asking is that I have no fluid to the rear at all and was *hoping* not to have to buy a new proportioning valve.
It's getting pulled tonite either way.
Thanks
bronco_46256
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