Didn't know that :-/. All the pics of the swap had them togther so I assumed both swapped

 

blead the brakes and no air came out. blead the power steering for an hour. no change...

 

You might have air in the ABS module. IF so, you'll have to stop by a dealer or tech who has a TECH2 scanner to properly bleed the ABS. Either that, or you could have a bad booster.

 

There's another way you can bleed the brakes without a Tech 2. Pressure bleed the brakes, then go on a test drive and activate the ABS during hard stops 3 or 4 times in a row. Then pull it back in the shop, and pressure bleed the brakes again. It works like a charm.

Easily done if you have a gravel driveway or parking lot.

 

That actually worked. But nothing has helped the cure the brakes dragging. All 4 corners are applied just a little

 

Not sure if it could cause your problems, but you did swap the pedal right?

Good tip AK, I wasn't sure if that worked with all ABS modules or not.

 

Yup got proper pedal

 

OK, so the pedal feel and play has gone away, now the brakes are staying applied slightly?

 

pretty much. the pedal goes about 1.5 before it engauges. but its very very solid once it does. yes i jacked the truck up and all four corners are dragging about the same

 

You may have damaged the master cylinder...

When you pump the brakes with Air in the system it tends to damage the seals. it could be possible that its not realeasing the fluid all the way causing them to drag.

Also Check the guide pins and make sure there all lubed up properly.