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Flushing rear brakes was difficult

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I got the motive bleeder also and am going to bleed my brakes, do you leave your ebrake on or off when you do yours?
I never use my ebrake. I just leave the car in park. I think I have used it twice in 2 years.
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Hey guys I could use some help please. I changed my brake lines to stainless steel and when bleeding the rear brakes using a Motive power bleeder no matter what I did there were tons of little bubbles coming out. I checked for any leaks and there were none. The pressure in the motive bleeder held steady. After flushing each side more than a liter I moved on to the fronts and there were no bubbles whatsoever coming from the fronts. Any idea what’s going on?
Make sure the tubing is tight on the bleeder. air can get sucked in and look like it's coming from the caliper.
 
 








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