Can not gain brake pressure

Asked by Taj1212 Jan 03, 2019 at 09:56 PM about the 1999 Honda Accord Coupe EX V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

1999 honda accord v6 coupe. Replaced the metal
high pressure fuel line, when doing so I broke
both rear brake lines trying to pry off the
protective cage that covered all the rear brake
and fuel lines. I replaced the broken brake lines
and have bleed the brakes multiple times at each
caliper.. What am I doing wrong or what am I just
not doing? Tia

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You are not doing anything wrong have seen this happen many time,s you may need to replace your brake master cylinder when fluid went out of it,it is what i call seized,many the plunger has flipped and can not draw suction,replace with a new one and bleed system again,that will fix you,good luck HTH.

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