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1993 Plymouth Voyager brake issue

Tiny
RENAE123
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  • 1993 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
  • 6 CYL
  • 2WD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 99,000 MILES
The brake light came on the dash and the brakes went soft. In the course of trying to find the problem, I changed the master cylinder and the offending wheel caliper, the right front. When I bled the brakes very little fluid was coming out of that brake line( the right front). Not enough to pump that caliper.(I actually changed the caliper because the bleeder screw would not come out.)Thinking that the line may be blocked, I disconnected the lines at the master cyl. That was fine. What could the problem be besides a blocked line which is not the case.A faulty combination valve? Anything else?
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Wednesday, January 7th, 2009 AT 10:50 PM

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Tiny
ZACKMAN
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It is very possible that you have a faulty proportioning valve, but did you bench bleed the master cylinder prior to installing it in the vehicle?

If not, you probably have so much air in the system that you have to end up bleeding the entire system, instead of just that particular caliper.
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Thursday, January 8th, 2009 AT 3:24 AM

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