OK, I know this sounds ridiculous, but I am stumped here. I rebuilt the Master cylinder, new lines, hydrovac, wheel cylinders, and rubber lines. I filled the MC and I can't get the fluid to push through the lines. It will show a squirt of fluid when looking in the reservoir each time I pump the brake. It will shoot a stream from front to the back of the MC. Not sure if that helps at all.
When I open the lines on each wheel to bleed. I have tried 4 different ways of bleeding each wheel. I can't get any fluid, even using a strong vacuum machine. So I took the MC off to bench test it by running a clear line from the bottom back into the top. It does push and pull the fluid at that bottom hole, but it only goes about halfway up the line. I have to work that thing pretty fast in and out to get an air bubble mixture of fluid back into the reservoir. So it acts like it works, but I feel like slightly pushing in on it should squirt a nice airless line of fluid back into the reservoir.
Does anyone know if this is normal, or should it be stronger and easier to push fluid back in it while testing? Any ideas on why even with a strong vacuum. That i cant pull any fluid to any wheel? I never had this problem on the last track, and I cant remember what I did to bleed her. I dont think it was anything different or difficult though. Do I have something in backwards maybe? Does the lines have to be full before the pedal will work for bleeding? What am I doing wrong here guys?
Thanks for any help, I really need her to move soon. Well and stop too..lol.
Mark
