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hydraulic clutch question

clarkjw24

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Lets say I've got a 86 jeep commanche with a 2.5 and t4 and I can't get any clutch pedal. Hypothetical of course. :whistle:

1st I replaced the slave cylinder with a reman from advance. Bleed lines and no clutch.
2nd I replaced master clutch cylinder, bleed the lines and no clutch.
3rd I replaced clutch, pp, and release bearing, still no clutch.

When I bleed the lines I'm not feeling any pressure at the pedal or any really good blowout at the slave bleeder valve.

Is it possible I got a bad slave cylinder? Any ideas or suggestions?
 
Is there a flex line?
If so, could have a flap in it just like rubber brake hoses will do on occasion.
 
Could be the line. The ends are metal tubing with the center a flex hose.

How hard should the slave be to push in? I've had it out and can push it in by hand.
 
Vacume bleed it. That's what I finally did and it worked great instantly.
 

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