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Re: 1972 K2500 no rear brakes
Both rear brake cylinders are the same distance from the master cylinder in these trucks because both sides come off the block in the center. As mentioned, it really doesn't matter anyway.
There was actually a problem with the bleed procedure in the first post, at least the way it was described. There is no need to be concerned with closing the bleeder before the pedal bottoms. Let 'er hit the floor, push all the air you can with each bleed. Just don't lift till closed.
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