Can't find where/how to bleed back brakes 2000 dodge grand caravan

hi it could be air lock in the caliper or you have a bad caliper
you can try bleeding the brakes or try another caliper.

hope this helps
Ron

try bleeding the brake lines i had the same van and i had tons of problems out of them

have you replaced the front and rear brake pads (for older vehicles, rear wheels use brake shoes instead of brake pads). if yes, check your calipers. completely remove it from your tire and have it cleaned.
if the problem still persists, then its time to replace your hydrovac

If you disconnected any brake lines then yes you have to bleed them.

Rear brake pads last about 70,000 miles,that is 5 years or more !!!

Turn the parking brake in,turn the caliper piston in first,then compress piston.

Ratchet park brake up ,after back together and system bleed (all 4 corners)

try holding the brake pedal down overnight with a broom jammed into the seat ?? if that doiesnt work then bleed the brakes and if still no joy then ask a local mechanic to diagnose for you before you spend a fortune on unecessary parts

Jack the van up, remove the tire. Then you will see the caliper. There will be 2 bolts that hold it on to the rotor. Remove the bolts and pry it off with a screw driver or what ever works. Then disconnect the break line from the caliper. After you get the new one use a c-clamp to press the piston down into the caliper and install the brake pads. Bolt the caliper back into place and install the line. Loosen up the bleed valve on the caliper 1/2 turn and have someone pump the breaks until no air bubbles come out. Once you have a smooth stream of brake fluid coming out the valve have that person pump once more and hold the pedal all the way to the floor. Then tighten the valve.

I assume you need to know how to compress the piston into the brake caliper. With the caliper mounted on the spindle, open the bleed screw slightly then gently press against the brake pad to compress the piston. Close the bleed screw. Once you have the caliper removed from the vehicle, open the bleed screw and compress the piston the rest of the way using a piston compressor or channel-locks. Close the bleed screw when you are finished.

You cant bleed the ABS,this is your anti lock brake system,try to bleed them again,then check your power brake booster,check for loose vacuum hoses.

ABS unit. Bleed the brakes at the wheels