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try going to autozone website and look up the rear drum brakes and usually they have a diagram link on the right hand side . sorta not bad diagrams on a few things
They may have become seized, which is when the brakes are hot, and you hit a water puddle, the water crystallizes the brakes. Thee will need replaced, if not it will tear up the rotor,
Did you bleed the master cylinder before you put it in the vehicle?This usually makes it easier to bleed the entire brake system if this is done before you install the master cylinder.Other wise all you have done is put air in the brake system.The master cylinder kit usually comes with a bleeder kit.This is for bench bleeding the master.Hope this helps.Good luck.
I have been in the business for 35 years and have never seen a "brake line diagram". You easiest way to figure out which one goes to the right front would be to start at the right front caliper and follow it to the hydraulic control module.
How did you depress the pistons? Did you use a heavy duty Air tool clamp? I'v done brake jobs in my driveway using basic cheep clamps and only manpower. Been successful. Also done total ceased you would not believe Just took Some Nasty brute force and the right tool You should be good to go.
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