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2010 ford focus
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If you let all the fluid drain out during the caliper change, you may find you need to bleed the master cylinder. This will mean disconnecting the lines from the master cylinder and running short temporary lines to a container of clean brake fluid. Then you pump the master cylinder until all the air is expelled and it is primed. hen reconnect up brake lines and attempt manual bleeding again with and assistant. If that does not work you may have a bad master cylinder or blockage in a line or ABS module somewhere.
replaced the master cylinder still can't bleed.very frustrated
If you bled and primed the master cylinder and it is pumping fluid. I would go to the next component in line, most likely the ABS module, and verify that fluid is getting to module. Then at outlet ports on module crack the lines and verify fluid coming out of module. Since your original problem was with left front and right rear calipers not bleeding, then most likely problem is in one of those areas since most cars of that era have the master cylinder plumbed so that one chamber is cross connected to one front and one rear caliper so that if line blows out on one you still have one front and one rear brake.