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Originally Posted by Zpatton
Reading various topics from past users about no rear brake pressure. Lots of similarities and I would venture to guess it is either air in the lines or seals blown inside the master cylinder (it is a used part).
If it's the former then I will try to get it done but I just discovered that the rear brake does not have a valve on it. I don't know if that is because this may be a aftermarket brake or what, but it looks like something was broken off where the valve should be. From what I understand this may not be a cheap thing to do also so I don't know if I can invest the money for it too.
If it is the latter I don't know if I have the time, patience, or knowledge to "rebuild" it. I see there are kits with the part for them that are relatively cost effective but damn, I just want it operable.
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Bleeder nipple may be in different places depending upon caliper. I've found them on forward side of caliper before.
And it may be broken off from over-tightening. Simple matter to remove with screw extractor or drill out carefully and fish out remaining pieces of thread.
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