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I’m not getting any fluid flow from one of four Bleeder lines during flush process-what should I do?

April 26, 2017bleeder flow fluid flush I’m

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I’m not getting any fluid flow from one of four Bleeder lines during flush process-what should I do?

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A. Press STOP, check bleeder valve in caliper for restrictions, remove bleeder from caliper and blow shop air through bleeder or clean out with wire if clogged, then return to caliper. Make sure the EBS-20 bleeder fitting itself is not clogged with debris. Reattach the EBS bleeder fitting to bleeder and start process (F-3) again. If there is still no flow, then lower vehicle and use your hand to slowly pump the brake 3 to 4 times until you see flow (this should force out debris clogging the line). Repeat the EBS flush process again. If there is still no flow from bleeder then vehicle probably has a bad line or caliper damage which should be corrected.