I have new slave cylinder new hydraulic line new clutch master cylinder new clutch disc and set and new trans i bled the the line for 3 days and have good clutch pedal but it wont go in gear{like there is little or no clutch]
You might have somebody press the pedal as you get down and check the clutch travel. Might have an adjustment on the clutch arm.
Could have wrong pressure plate, did you match them. I would check the travel first.
SOURCE: 1995 gmc sierra clutch pressure problem
could be wrong here but sure sounds like its out of fluid at the "master cylinder" look near the brake master cylinder for a seperate little container for the clutch. bleeding is tricky because it is small and wants to run out of fluid quick. you have to keep adding each time you bleed. Hope I helped. Thanks
SOURCE: Clutch wont engage
With the hydraulic systems, there is no adjustment. So what pedal travel you have is likely normal for that vehicle.
SOURCE: Poor Braking power- new cylinder-new lines new ABS module -bled
i have ran into this problem , but on earlier gm products---check the local dealership or a well known mechanic shop that has all data and check for bullitains. what i had found out was there was some trucks that gm had installed the wrong power booster . not saying your booster is to blame, but may be a great place to look seeing you replaced abs modules ,master cylinder ect---hope that helped out!!
SOURCE: I replaced the slave cylinder on my 91 G.M.C.
Yes, get a pro-bleeder. They are around $ 75-$90 but well worth it.
SOURCE: 1997 GMC Sierra 5.7 changed master cylinder
check under your master cylinder,is there another clyinder below with one line in and one line out,if you do I found this is for the Abs to the rear,I had to replace this it was full of air,and did exactly what yours is now
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