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1996 bucik no presure to the rear brakes
Sent to Car Experts December 01 12:54 PM

tried to bleed rear brakes no fluid comes out. the rear brakes do not apply when pedal i depressedOptional Information: 1996 Buick lasaber 3.1Already Tried: checked the master cyl and bleed braks check for frosen calipers

Edited by Customer (name blocked for privacy) on December 1 2005 at 1:36 PM

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Status:  Closed   Value: $10
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December 1 6:17 PM (5 hours and 22 minutes and 23 seconds later)
         
Did you do some type of repair that you needed to bleed the brakes or did the fluid go low?

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December 1 7:25 PM (1 hour and 8 minutes and 13 seconds later)
         
no epair was made the rear brakes are not workingi would like to know why i check the master cyl and it checks so I can eki,inate that                 
                      thank you                            
can you tell me how much this will cost to get an answer?
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December 1 8:04 PM (39 minutes and 20 seconds later)
         
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Do you have any pressure from both brake lines at the master cylinder?You may have a bad abs valve assembly.Does your master cylinder have a big hose running from the resivoiur down to the front of the engine compartment?It should on a 99 Lesabre.The reason I'm asking is because you say you have a 3.1 engine and all the Lesabres had a 3.8 engines so I want to make sure of the car you have.About the payment you have offered $10 and I responded and will do my best to solve your problem for that amount.

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December 2 12:27 PM (16 hours and 23 minutes and 21 seconds later)
         
problem solved your answers wrere of no help after a close inspection of the brake lines to the rear of the car a rubber hose had abstruction in it . replace the hose and it turn out bran/new/use thank you for trying to help
                          hank kozik
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December 2 7:32 PM (7 hours and 4 minutes and 46 seconds later)
         
Boy thats funny that you had no pressure at either rear wheel from one clogged brake hose.It actually baffles me since they use a different hose for each wheel.That car also uses diagonal braking meaning the lf and rr are together and the rf and lr are together from the master cylinder ports.

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December 4 2:25 PM (1 day and 18 hours later)
         
problem solved.i have no more quesstion

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