Reply to "No pressure to left rear brake"

bdudMember

There are special brake wrenches available which grip the bolt better, they might help in your case. http://www.sears.com/search=br...0line%20wrench%20set
Rather than start at the T fitting, maybe remove the right rear brake bleed nipple and make sure it is not blocked. Try to bleed the brakes with the nipple removed. It could be a blockage from the rubber of the rear caliper flexible hoses, what condition are those? Bend them at a sharp angle do you see cracks?

8/30/155:24 AM

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