Where is the bleeder plug forhyd clutch on a 1999 Ford F350?

normally on the top end of the slave cylinder
If the slave cylinder is inside the bell housing ,there will be a bleed nipple attached to the side of the housing.

It's located on the slave cylinder which is on the drivers side of the transmission. It has a hose attached to it.

fill clutch master cylinder. there should be a slave cylinder at top of trans case. bleeder on slave cylinder. crack bleeder with clutch applied. (pump up and hold). do same thing until stright fluid comes out of bleeder.. clutch should be solid after this operation.

There are bleeder fittings on the slave and master cylinders. Use a line wrench to open the slave cylinder fitting while a freind pumps the pedal. Replace more fluid at the master and keep going until all the air is out of the whole system. It's a lot easier to have a shop do this with a pressure bleeder.

Take your cap off your reservoir and keep pumping it, don't let the reservoir go empty, or you'll have to start over. You can also buy a bleeder kit at your auto parts store, makes it much easier.

Check the fluid level in the reservoir for the slave cylinder, or look underneath to find a leak. If the reservoir is empty then you need to replace the clutch slave cylinder. A quick fix is also try to bleed the clutch slave like you would bleed brakes, open the bleeeder push the pedal down and hold it until the bleeder is closed, repeat until solid fluid comes out...will take 2 people.

sounds like eithor the glow plugs are shorting or the timmer is pooched

It is the fuel heater, All you have to do is unplug it.

lokk abd see if all plugs are pluged in. berrydalewolf

here is a picture, bleeder is small tube