I was about to adjust my e-brake when i went to get a screwdriver from the car so i got in and accidentally hit the brake with my foot(remember the drums are still off) and the pistons blew out of the wheel cylinders. So I bought new and put them on yesterday and I bled the brakes, then i went to test the brakes and i was getting absolutely no pressure at all put when i was bleeding it i did so i parked the car in my garage and left it then today i started beeding them again but for a longer time i started out at the right rear then the left rear then the right front and i was getting pressure when i was bleeding those sides but when i got to the left front for some reason i got absolutely no pressure and now im stuck without a car again. If you have any idea what is wrong please let me know.

 

you might wanna go and ask in the general car chat section about this.

 

what kinda car is this?and did you try the "gravity" approach?

Fill the master cylinder up,crack open the right rear bleeder,put a catch pan under it,and let gravity take its corse,make cure the master cyl is full,and yes it sounds dumb,but it works, try first to pressure blead them all one by one,starting in right rear,to left rear,then right front to left front,

theres probally alot of air in it,but the gravity bleed should work.. it just takes time,like a hour or 2,try it and respond

 

I fixed the problem like a week or two ago but i havent seen your reply but what i did was put some brake fluid in a jar loosened the bleed screw and have my friend keep pumping the brake pedal until the bubbles stopped coming out of the jar and it worked just fine.