After dealing with this problem for a while.......... There is a guy I found Named Wayne Brown TheRamman. I called him up explained my problem. He immediately set me on the right course to getting it resolved. I spoke with him on 4 different occasions. He is a great guy to deal with, and an asset to the Mopar community. He took the time out of his day to walk me through what to do. He also rebuilds, and supply's the Mopar world with Hard to find parts. All his info is free of charge.
He simply wants to help you. If you have a brake issue that has you stumped don't hesitate to call him.
http://www.theramman.com/
Here's an update on my car:
It's fixed!! There were several different issues going on that needed addressing. First a new completely rebuilt Booster from Booster Dewey. Second I found out my rear brake lines had obstructions in them keeping me from having complete fluid flow. and full pedal when stopping/bleeding. Third my rear rubber brake hose was old, and collapsed on the inside. I pushed fluid through it and it flowed........ but when hooked up it was so restricted. I put compressed air to it and it barely pushed 10psi. I pulled the distribution block and thoroughly blew it out and cleaned it, I also blew out the lines from the dist. block rearward. And also blew out the front metal lines from dist. block. Now there is free flowing fluid in all directions. No obstructions. We bleed all line and purged all air. Car brakes excellent now.
