So I changed the front brakes on my friend's 1994 Honda accord ex. I never removed the lines, changed the pads, rotors, done deal. I'm having issues bleeding the braking system. It seems the passenger front and the passenger rear will not spit out fluid (Bad Master Cylinder?), a couple drips and that's about it. But the driver front and passenger rear gush out with no problem when bled properly. I bled it in the proper order but no success, is there another issues causing this underlying problem?

 

Since the system is diagonally split if the fluid flows from one side it should flow form the other. I would suspect that the bleed screws are possibly full of crud. Completely remove them and verify fluid flow from the calipers, and make sure the bleeders are free and clear, use a wire to clean them if need be.

 

It is flowing diagonally; driver front, passenger rear both squirt fluid. The Passenger front and the driver rear do not squirt fluid, only have little drips. I removed the screw completely and same dilema.

 

Is it one side is not flowing or a circuit isnt? You've stated both.
If its a circuit, back trace til you find pressure, this may require testing the port at the MC to verify its not a proportional valve issue.