Trouble shoot 2500masda truck that won t start after I replace clutch and slave cylinder

Not normally. The clutch slave cylinder is externally mounted. Get one or the tyre chains to change it.

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The clutch probably has a slave cylinder that does the work. It might be dry or seized. check that first.

Bad transmission

I'd probably start by replacing the clutch master cylinder and bleeding the line to the slave cylinder.

If it's a manual transmission,then maybe your clutch slave cylinder is bad,check your clutch fluid reservoir,if empty then it's bad and needs replacing,should have fluid around it.Here's a link to replacing your clutch slave cylinder. SAVE 20 ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS OF 100 OR MORE Here's a picture of the part. Clutch Slave Cylinder at AutoZone com Best Clutch Slave Cylinder Parts for... Also check your master cylinder,could be bad.Here's a link to the part. Clutch Master Cylinder at AutoZone com Best Clutch Master Cylinder Parts... Here's how to replace the clutch master cylinder. SAVE 20 ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS OF 100 OR MORE And lets not forget to bleed it,here's a link for that. SAVE 20 ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS OF 100 OR MORE The brakes and clutch share the same reservoir.The end....

Good after noon, it`s definitely inside the gearbox, but you might be lucky to get the gear lever out by removing the gear lever it selve then try pulling the 3rd sellector in place, normally when that happence, the bushes on the gear lever ball is worn out and has to be replace, hope my info helps.
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on a manual transmission the Clutch Slave Cylinder is located on the drivers side front of the transmission. You can locate it by first finding the clutch master cylinder on the drivers side of the firewall. Then fallow the plastic line to the front of the transmission.

To remove the slave you will first twist it then pull it out of the transmission.

The clutch slave and mater cylinder are replaced as an assembly.

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The solution is pretty cut-and-dry. Fix the fluid leak and your transmission will go into gear. I don't know what to tell you to fix exactly because I do not know where it is leaking from. If it is leaking from the slave cylinder, replace the slave cylinder; If it is leaking from the master cylinder, replace the master cylinder, etc.

Fixing just one part of the clutch may not be the best option for you however. Clutch parts seem to wear out all within a few thousand miles of one-another. Depending on how many miles are on your vehicle you may want to do a complete clutch replacement so you won't have any further clutch problems for several years.

No, you don't need to replace the clutch itself.
Don't be surprised if the slave cylinder replacement doesn't fix it.
Could be the master cylinder.

Check your clutch fluid in the resovoir if it is low,you may have a bad clutch master or slave cylinder.If ther is plenty of fluid your clutch may be worn.You need to replace the clutch master and slave cylinders together as a pair.