I had a problem where my caliper stuck. I replaced the caliper and while I was in there it turned into a brake job. ROtors and pads also. As I was doing this I also had the rear calipers off the car. So I put it back together and the pedal will not get pressure. What do I do? I am actually taking it to the shop to get the fluid flushed also. I just need brakes to get there. I know there is a ton of air in the line and since I had the calipers off probably no fluid in them. If I bleed it should this force the fluid to the calipers? Any suggestions?

Oh yea its a 2001 A6 quattro 2.8

They have to be bled. You might drive slowly using the hand brake.
You should still have front brakes.

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yep alot of air in teh system flushing the system isnt that hard just open up the bleed lines while the cars up and pump the brakes while someone hold a bucket to catch the brake fluid then just fill up and bleed the system.

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