No pressure to left rear brake

tonyamoreMember

Hello All.

I noticed that my 72 Pantera was not braking the way I was so I decided to Change the fluid.
What I found was that I could bleed the right rear but not the left rear.
When I follow the brake line from the front to the rear, it enters a "T" fitting and then feeds left and right to the wheels.
So I am assuming that there is a blockage in the "T" fitting.
Is the any valving in the "T" that would cause this?
Or is it a straight "T"
I did not have enough time to take the fitting apart but that is the next step when I get back to it.
Just thought I would ask before starting in case I run into a problem.

Thanks

8/30/154:12 AM

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