Cheers Cal, I might well enlist an extra foot to help out. The bit that's baffled me is that whatever's happening with the front offside calliper, the brakes are strong with no pulling to the side. Yes both calipers are on the correct sides with the bleed nipples at the top.
Stu.
Oh don't worry buddy, your situation with the lack of fluid on one corner is concerning me too.
In the mean time I advise that you only drive the car on very quiet roads where there is plenty of room incase you lose control... I've seen that a few times, not pretty!
I wonder if it would be worth while trying to gravity bleed it with the caliper removed, (just to see if the issue is the flex line, a blockage or the caliper) then a final bleed once the caliper is on? I usually do that if I'm changing calipers or wheel cylinders. It can be messy though so use plenty of rags or spillage granules at the ready.
We will not be beaten!
Cal
