Bill, you had not had the rear pads out for any reason had you? Replacing them maybe? If so, you will get nothing until the pistons push back out to where the pads are contacting the rotor. Of course it should only take a pump or two. If you're saying that you can't get any pressure that is a problem.
Thanks guys I found the problem.Worn brake line from the adapter block to the rear caliper.It is in the only crook in the line just like the speedometer sensor wire Right above the banjo fitting.
Guys this should be one of the things you check when you do your checks.Could be dangerous.I know I went to brake pretty fast and no pedal.
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