By everything I'm assuming you replaced the calipers. Go out and look at the calipers and tell me if the bleeder screw is above or below the line fitting.

Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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IT IS ON TOP OF THE CALIPER THE LINE COMES IN JUST BELOW IT

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OK, just making sure you had the calipers on the correct side of the truck. I'm afraid what you need is a professional scan tool. The ABS system has to be bled internally and that is done electronically using the scan tool.

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REALY THAT SUCKS ! THE ONLY THING I HAVENT CANGED IS THE BOOSTER. DO YOU THINK I SOULD? ITS NOT THE ORIGANAL IT HAS BEEN REPLACED. LIKE I SAID I HAVE BLEED THEM OUT GREAT PRESSURE IN THE PEDAL WHEN THE TRUCK IS OFF. WHEN I START IT IT GOES RIGHT TO THE FLOOR

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Nothing is going to get you a brake pedal besides bleeding. I have been there many times and spent entire days and gallons of fluid trying to do it without the scanner and it's pretty much futile.

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SO I WILL GET IT DONE. I JUST DONT WANT TO SPEND ANY MORE MONEY ON IT IF I DONT HAVE TO SO IF YOU SAY GET IT SCANED I WILL THANKS FOR THE HELP

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I don't mean go to Autozone for a free code reading. You need a professional, interactive scan tool that has brake bleeding software in it. There is a brake bleed sequence it will go through while your holding pressure down on the brake pedal.

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GOT YAH I WILL ! I WOULDNT GO TO ANY ONE THIS IS MY BABY!

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