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Thanks for info! Yeah, my bad. I actually watched this video the other night when I started this thread. The word proportioning valve seems to be missused alot (just like I did ;).

Here is a photo of the brass block splitter and the rear axle vent. Think I found the fault (at least one of them ;) ). When I released the rear brake hose at this brass block nothing came out. Even tried to brake bleed but it was the same as before. Then I disconnected at the other end (at...

I was at the car inspection and it was zero reading on the rear wheels. So no braking power at all. Will try removing the bleeder valves fully, but usually some fluid will come out from the thread if it is clogged. The line-lock was just a wild thought :). Previous owner didn't mention it and I...

Yeah, will do that... atleast the brake light is working when the emergency brake is on (same bulb I guess), and the cable is connected to the proportioning valve. Hopefully it's just a clogged rear brake hose, after all it looks fairly old and beaten up.

Thanks! The brass splitter block looks original and that like it been there forever. So if the car has line-lock and I missed that some how it hasn't anything to do with it. Found this on manciniracing. Looks exactly like the knob I referred to :). Thought it had something to do with that...

Yes, that was my first thought as well. The knob was just spinning when I turned it. No resistance what so ever, and it sort of popped up when I pushed it down (as I said it felt spring loaded). Will get photos when I get to the garage tomorrow. Got another idea. Next to oil pressure and water...

Hi, I have an 1970 Chrysler 300 with front power disc brakes. Today when testing the brakes I found out that I got zero stopping power from the rear brakes (front works perfectly). I just got the car so don't have any history of what could have happend . First I tried to bleed the brakes but...

Have to agree. Too pale overall, it needs a little bit more contrast.

Here's a 1970 Chrysler 300 convertible up for auction. This is not mine. What do you think about the color combo? 20-1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible | Tom Mack Classics

Thanx guys :)

This car was on Ebay (auction) a couple of days ago. I was actually the highest bidder with US$10200, but it never met the reserved price. I've been trying to contact the seller a couple of times after that to maybe do a deal but nothing but silence. Maybe he don't accept foreign buyer as I was...

Just another middle aged Mopar fan. I especially like the C-bodys fuselage era. Location: Sweden