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Brake problem, huge problem! 2001 Ram
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hey make shr your calipers are on right you can put them on the worng side and bleed the **** out of it and as soon as you turn the truck on the peddle go.s mush . bleeder must be pointing up words if down words air will get stuck in the top of the caliper. i did this one time when my truck was in 1000 pec and i put them on the wrong side
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hey make shr your calipers are on right you can put them on the worng side and bleed the **** out of it and as soon as you turn the truck on the peddle go.s mush . bleeder must be pointing up words if down words air will get stuck in the top of the caliper. i did this one time when my truck was in 1000 pec and i put them on the wrong side
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Brake pressure!!!!
Yes, I have a 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. I have replaced everything under the front end of the truck, including tie rods, calipers, spindles, etc. The front brakes have no pressure what so ever. The rear brakes r holding, to the best of my knowledge. I have even replaced the rear wheel cylinders, and master cylinder. I have pressure when the truck is not running, but as soon as I crank the truck I have lost all pressure on brakes. Someone please help this is the only vehicle I have to get my family around. What is the problem and how can I fix this problem?
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hey make shr your calipers are on right you can put them on the worng side and bleed the **** out of it and as soon as you turn the truck on the peddle go.s mush . bleeder must be pointing up words if down words air will get stuck in the top of the caliper. i did this one time when my truck was in 1000 pec and i put them on the wrong side
Do you realize this is an OLD thread?
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Yes, I have a 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. I have replaced everything under the front end of the truck, including tie rods, calipers, spindles, etc. The front brakes have no pressure what so ever. The rear brakes r holding, to the best of my knowledge. I have even replaced the rear wheel cylinders, and master cylinder. I have pressure when the truck is not running, but as soon as I crank the truck I have lost all pressure on brakes. Someone please help this is the only vehicle I have to get my family around. What is the problem and how can I fix this problem?
Should have started a new thread.....
Do you get brake light or ABS light?
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