brakes!!!!!!!!!!

I installed new brake hoses, pads, calipers and rotors. Everything is back together and without too many problems. Now I bleed the brakes and it takes and hour to get fluid everywhere. I started with the right rear, then left, right front and then left. The fluid reservoir is full but I have NO brakes. Any clues. 1998, 2500, 4WD, Cummins, RWAL. Thank you.

I installed new brake hoses, pads, calipers and rotors. Everything is back together and without too many problems. Now I bleed the brakes and it takes and hour to get fluid everywhere. I started with the right rear, then left, right front and then left. The fluid reservoir is full but I have NO brakes. Any clues. 1998, 2500, 4WD, Cummins, RWAL. Thank you.

ABS bleeds differently. Did you use a pressure bleeder?

Sounds to me like you have air in your system somewhere. Does your pedal go all the way to the floor when you try to brake, or are your brakes just weak? Was your brake fluid reservoir ever empty while you were bleeding the brakes? I'd rec bleeding them again to make sure you get all of the air out and tighten the bleeder valve nut good when you're done.

I read in my manual that you have to have a drc code reader to run the solenoids or motors or something inside the abs system to properly bleed your brakes.

I tell you, pretty soon they will make it so you have to take it to the dealer to change a flat.

you must start at the front axle and begin with the wheel that is closest to the master cylinder and then work your way back to the farthest wheel

Just keep bleeding, and for the record you did it right by starting from the farthest wheel away, NOT the closest. And you don't need any special equipment to do it on a 98 RWAL.