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While I was probing around I found a rubber hose that connects to a junction and then to the proportionate valve. I have a feeling it is going to be sealed shut.

I am thinking more along the lines of a valve being rusted shut somewhere between master cylinder and wheels. I’ll have a closer look at the ALB tomorrow.

I’ve been trying for the most part of the day to bleed the brakes. I got a sprayer and filled it with a gallon of purple dot 5. Went to the master cylinder bleed nipples and connected the sprayer. Went to the rear tire and opened the bleed screw and … nothing. Cleaned out the bleed screw- no...

Solid advise , glcaines. As they say if it ain’t broke… I got plenty to fix as it is . I don’t need to search for fixable stuffs

I saw some of the airlines appear to be pressfit. I wonder if it’s feasible to swap them out.

has anyone swapped the fittings for push in hose fittings?

Is the normal air pressure around 70psi? The way the connections are, it doesn’t look like they could support much more than that. Also I’m wondering if anyone swapped them for push in fittings?

in many instances before, finding lose bolts and things give a good indication what needs to be fixed on a newly bought vehicle. So I never just toss stuff out and disregard it.

I’ve collected some parts from the floorboard. Looks there are some rubber bushings, I wonder if they are supposed to go on the fuel tank straps.

Looks good from here… being wet from the rain. :)

I want to have a closer look at the master cylinder today. I’ll check the TM as to what normal air pressure should be and start to look into where things leak exactly. speed woble I was also going to rig up some pressure bleeder, kind of like you’ve described. what if I take A particular line...

The previous owner said he couldn’t get the brakes to bleed . So that there are no breaks. I noticed that when I run the truck, it doesn’t build over 70 psi in air pressure. There are a bunch of air leaks going on. It’s raining cats and dogs today so I didn’t get to do much but get the truck off...