So I have gotten all of the bleeder screws out w/ no issues after the coka cola trick. now I have everything re-assembled. i closed off all the bleeder screws except the farthest one from the master cylinder. I filled the master cyl. and pumped the pedal, this seemed to displace air in the master cyl and the fluid goes down, I've have the master cyl drop to half full 3 times and refilled it. the pedal needs to be pushed all the way to the floor to get the master cylinder to bubble and move fluid.
I have not had fluid travel to the farthest wheel yet, since no fluid has come out of the bleeder, so I closed that bleeder screw and pumped the brakes and the pedal still is to the floor, and no changes in the pressure it takes to push it down. I was thinking w/ the system closed, pressure would build and I could bleeed off air, but nothing.
I have now left the bleeder screw out thinking at some point gravity flow will get brake fluid to this wheel cylinder. I've never had a totally empty brake line system to contend with before. I dont own any tools, kits etc. to draw the brake fluid into the system further. I am thinking my master cylinder is ok since it does seem to push fluid. so since its looking like a week now w/ no "gravity flow" filling my lines, my question is this. Anyone out there got a way to push the fluid everywhere I need it? does the fluid need to be drawn through the system w/ something I need to go buy? I do not appear to have any leaks anywhere, but I imagine fluid isnt present through out the lines yet. I realize the air needs to be displaced to get the fluid pressure correct. Any discusion or help would be greatly appreciated.
