First of all......has the master cylinder been bleed? When I changed my brake lines.....I had to pump the master cylinder probably 75 times....before it started pushing fluid down to the brakes.
I did try with syringe from down to up. No luck. Im giving up and give this task to bikeshop..dont like it at all, i have allways done my own maintaining on my bikes. Well, sometimes its better to give up..maybe [emoji30]Harbor Freight Tools sells the Mityvac, a great tool, I have two, one is new in the box. I bought it because I had to use a rebuild kit on the first one, and I got the second for whenever the original didn't 'take' the rebuild. The first one must be about 25 years-old by now.
I have used the 60 cc syringe to push the fluid up, same principle as the turkey baster. On my VMax, I find myself using the syringe/push method more-than the Mityvac/pull-method.
I did try with syringe from down to up. No luck. Im giving up and give this task to bikeshop..dont like it at all, i have allways done my own maintaining on my bikes. Well, sometimes its better to give up..maybe [emoji30]
Ok. Bleeders are brand new, but not original... threads dìd felt loose.. Good tip, mayby I'll give it a one more try [emoji52]If you tried it with the speedbleeder in the syringe shouldn't work. If you have the old bleeders try cleaning them up and put telflon tape on the threads and try the syringe again.
Solved. I had right side saddle half with bleeder in left hand side and vice versa.. so bleedeing valve's was at the lower part of saddle's in both sides.. so it was my bad in saddles assembly..first time for everything