I have recently acquired a 70 plain-jane model that I want to use as my daily driver. It has a new 350 w/PG and drums all around. When the motor was out (pulled the 307 for a mild 350), I re-did the entire front end with new ball-joints, end-links, poly bushings, springs, shocks, etc...even rebuilt the entire front brakes. The problem in the fronts is that I can only get the front right side to bleed, nothing out of the left front. Nor can I get any fluid out of the rears, even with the brake lines disconnected!! I didn't rebuild the rears, they looked to be fairly good. On the front left, I disconnected the line where it enters the cylinder and I get fluid out there, but nothing out of the bleeder screw of the hole when the screw is removed entirely!! I know the cylinders are good, I just rebuilt them; is it possible that when I put it all back together that 'pistons' inside the cylinder are blocking the hole? How do I get it to move? How do I find out why there is no fluid getting to the rears?
Thanks for all the help,
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Bill C.
'71 SS (now with 468BBC)
ACES #2780
Colo Spgs, CO
Thanks for all the help,
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Bill C.
'71 SS (now with 468BBC)
ACES #2780
Colo Spgs, CO