I'm not getting any brake fluid on the right front brake cyliner,

if it spewed out brake fluid then you have a leak the [manifold ] master cylinder will have fluid till you pump it out --no brake pressure no release

You never pump brakes-- for any reason

Certainly not when bleeding them,makes no sense
& does nothing

Check all brake tubing for leaks

Check reservoir for fluid being low
Never remove the cap unless your adding
to bleed brakes,as you let air in

Brakes have to be bleed every 2 years, to remove
moisture,adjust PH,remove copper,etc

Check for fluid leaking behind the master
Would be running down in front of the booster

Check ABS Fuse

Check for ABS Codes-need professional scanner,
for enhanced codes

Check all four corners for a caliper or wheel cylinder leak

I'm guessing you have a rusted out brake tube

Have to fabricate 80% of all the lines, I would say,
because of rust

start at right rear then left rear right front left front repeat until you get a good pedal,

Your problem indicates that the right caliper has failed. Assuming it is the right front brake, you'll need work done on both front brakes at a minimum. Have them change out your fluid when you get the work done as old fluid could have contributed to the failure.

you need to replace lines at the proportioning valve.


go here for help

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/villagerquest/

CHECK THE LINE GOING TO THE WHEEL CYL.

YOUR VAN HAS THE KELSEY HAYES EBC5H UNIT.THIS IS ALSO USED ON CHRYSLER TRUCK + VANS .ALSO FORD USES THIS ABS BRAKE SYSTEM.IN ORDER TO BLEED THIS BRAKE SYSTEM YOU NEED A DRB 111 SCAN TOOL OR EQUIVALENT.THE SCAN TOOL HAS TO CYCLE THE HCU PUMP AND SOLENOIDS IN ORDER TO BLEED BRAKES.

try replacing the brake hoses they may have a restriction causing

The best way is to gravity bleed. Open the bleeder nipple on the slave cylinder and let the fluid drip till it's steady and no bubbles. close and dopne deal. loosen reservoir cap while bleeding.
good luck

The most common cause would be a defective brake line. The inner lining deteriorates and acts like a one way valve, and won't allow fluid to return.