You must make sure that (1)the line is tight but not over ightened if over ightened the flare has cracked and must be replaced (2)be sure you are flaring the tubing correctly that the tubing is sitting properly in the flaring block and that your are cutting the tubing evenly (3)inspect the fitting on the master cylinder and that the new line fitting is// the proper size////metric or sae/////and the master cylinder fitting is not cracked===== also the brass block is a union for both rear wheels you will see the other lines coming out to each wheel unless it' up front then that is a proportional valve ok but I think you have either a cracked line or fitting from over tightening or you are trying to mate an sae fitting with a metric one or improper flaring and crooked tube cutting good luck stephen
SOURCE: 98' Ford Windstar has a spongy brake
Have you had anyone try to clean and adjust the rear brakes? You will need a shop to scan the van for ABS codes first to cure the ABS light.
SOURCE: spongy brakes
Does sound like you need a new master cylinder. On a 2000 you wont need to back bleed. You will just need to follow the instruction and bleed the master and all four points. you will probably need to bleed the ABS block and proportioning valve but only if they have bleeders on them.
SOURCE: radiator leak 99 Ford Expedition back drivers side
You are likely leaking coolant from a heater line or hose,check the hose that comes from the water pump{smaller of the two] and see if it has a leak in it or if there is just a loose hose clamp.If you can't find a leak in the hoses or any steel tubes then you need to take it to a radiater shop and have it pressure tested to see if you have a leak in the intake manifold gasket or maybe even the head gasket,good luck.
SOURCE: 1999 Ford Taurus, replaced leaking master
There is a special tool required to bleed the brakes, it plugs into the ABS hydraulic control under the hood and holds the ABS valves open to remove the trapped air during bleeding, u will need to have the dealer bleed the brakes, they are most likely the only ones that will have this special too, but u can try an outside shop, I am sure Snap on tools makes this tool in the aftermarket tool catagory..
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SOURCE: leaking brake fluid from rear driver side brake
They don't make diagrams for brake lines. The lines are sold in bulk. You need to measure and duplicate the bends in the orignal lines and cut/flare the lines yourself. You will need a tubing cutter, flare tool and tubing bender.
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