hey so got a ram 1500 4x4 that im redoing the front calipers now when i took them off i took em both off at once now what im seeing is that theres a large amount of fluid coming out of the frnt left an hardly any has drained out of the right side now the last time i did it i THINK we had that happen but cant remember but i do remember that it took for EVER to bleed em but we did get pressure an they have run fine so i need to know if thats normal and also should i bleed all the tires the last time we only did the frnt 2: the ones we worked on. soo any help will be appreciated

 

Bleed the whole system, starting at the master cyl down to the rear's. And it's not a big deal about the fluid not flowing freely when you took the right front off. dont worry about it just bleed the brakes on all four corners and the master cyl, put brake fluid in and take it for a ride.

 

man we didnt bleed the master cylinder last time is that why it took soo long

 

you only bleed the master cylinder if you replace it.
+1 on bleeding all 4 lines, its a good idea to replace the fluid every several years.
DONT let the master cylinder run out or you have to start over.

 

If you havent changed fluid in awhile I would reccomend bleeding all the old fluid out of the line, just dont run it dry buy extra brake fluid and keep adding it to the master cylinder until you have clean fluid coming out.
Bleed all four, doing closet to the master clinder last and you should be okay, make sure you dont skimp out on brakes its your safety and any others that ride in your vehicle