Remove and replace clutch master cylinder 2001 silverado 1500 4x4

SOURCE: clutch slave cylinder replacement or repair -

You will have to replace the rubber and the piston like mechanism to get this done. If you found an assembly replacement for the entire clutch slave, the better. The leaks may be caused by faulty rubber or valve on the piston but this can be caused by the linings of the cylinder becoming rough due to wear and tear.

SOURCE: cant disconnect pushrod from clutch pedal to

have some push all the way down on the clutch than squeeze the plastic tabs on bushing to release u also need a special tool to remove disconnect the hydraulic line from clutch release cylinder most auto stores carry it or let u use /loan for free

SOURCE: can not get a pedal, replaced master cylinder

Well always start bleeding the farthest one first.Pass.side rear,Dr side rear,Pass.side front then Dr.side last. Did you bentch bleed the Master cyclinder?And make sure not to have the bleeder open when the brake peddal is released.

SOURCE: every time I bleed my clutch line on my 1998 chevy

could be the slave cylinder. mine went on my 1500.

SOURCE: My son replaced his clutch

1/4" or equivilent hose will do, the actuator, or slave cyl, is installed by the clutch plate, inside the transmission, but there should be a cut out in the case where the bleeder is located. loosen this up with a hose slipped onto it, and submerg it in fluid, then just pump the heck out of it, tighting after it is pumped, then pump it again/close it-pump it/close it...etc.