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One squirt is all I got!

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OK, having bench bled a master/multiple master cylinders, I install it on the car and I get one squirt out off it and it starts spitting air. What is going on? I have never been more frustrated with a brake job before. Front reservoir is fine, rear one won't pressure up. The master bench bleeds fine, mount on car, spits air.

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It appears that with nothing but air in the lines from the master down, it just needed a liitle boost. After pressure bleeding, it shoots a mean stream from the rear fittings. I didn't have this problem on my last Chevelle (both 70's with hold off's), so I didn't think anything special was required. Anyway, I now have brakes. Thanks to everyone for their input.

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