Thread: More 94 Ford hydraulic clutch problems

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[QUOTE=DennyW]Tom, I have a Bronco II that has a hydraulic clutch, and have worked on many like it.... If you don't work that air out of the master cylinder, you can bleed it all day, and it won't work. Pushing and holding the throwout bearing in is fine, but if any air is trapped, even a little bubble, you will have a problem. Plus loose some of your pedal height, because the air cushions, adsorbs, compresses the push.[/QUOTE

OK, I'll take off the line to the slave and put a tooth pick in the line to open the Check valve and once there's no bubbles coming out I'll reattached it, and hold in on the slave.

I hope this works, really getting tired of it. I've only had it ten years, like to drive'm for fifteen years.

Well I went out to work on the pickup and my son had all ready got it fixed, he took the pushrod off the clutch master cylinder and threaded it out about an 1/8 of an inch and walla....... that's all that it took. Have all kinds of travel now, works just like a brand new truck.