When the brake pedal on this car started going to the floor, I looked for >signs of leaking brake fluid and leaks on any of the brake lines or wheel >cylinders. I found none and the brake fluid reservoir which sits atop the >master cylinder was at it's full mark. I suspected that the master cylinder >was shot.>

So I put a new master cylinder in. However, when I went to bleed each wheel >(starting at the farthest away), I found that I could not get the air >bubbles to stop coming from the right rear cylinder. The other three are >clear with no air upon bleeding. The rear brakes including cylinders were >replaced a year ago and are in good condition (dry under the rubbers).>

This car does not have the "equalizer" that is mentioned in some manuals.>

I suspect that it might be a problem with the connections of the brake lines >to the master cylinder. However, it doesn't seem to be leaking fluid in any >way. And I still get air bubbles from the bleeding of only the right rear >cylinder. Could the new master cylinder be defective?>

So my question is: What have I done wrong here? or What could be the >source of the air in the bleeding of the right rear cylinder?>

Thanks for your advice.>Wray >

So I put a new master cylinder in. However, when I went to bleed each

This car does not have the "equalizer" that is mentioned in some manuals.>

I suspect that it might be a problem with the connections of the brake

way. And I still get air bubbles from the bleeding of only the right rear> cylinder. Could the new master cylinder be defective?>

So my question is: What have I done wrong here? or What could be the> source of the air in the bleeding of the right rear cylinder?>

Thanks for your advice.> Wray>