How do you bleed clutch on1996 GMC 5 speed pick up?

Question

Replaced the following with all new parts clutch pressure plate throw bearing fly wheel master cylinder and slave cylinder have attempted to bleed multiple times still have to pump pedal to get clutch any help

Answer 1

you need to go to a mechanic and get pro help ---- you do not want to burn-up the new clutch with bad advice ---- the slave cylinder that holds the clutch fluid may be bad and the linkage may also need to be re-aligned --- go to the friendly neighborhood parts store and ask the counter dude to help or tell you where to go to get the pro mechanic that can fix yo problem ........

Answer 2

if you have bled the clutch until no air is coming out it should work. first fill master cylinder then open bleeder wait for fluid close top off fluid have some one slowly push pedalafter bleeder is open close before fluid stops 2 times then try to pump up. if it pumps up then loses pressure while setting you have aleak. if pedal pressure is normal and clutch does not release you probably put the clutch disc in backwards.

Answer 3

take the slave cylinder off the tranny and lay it in a tray still hooked up to the master cylinder, fill the tray with fluid, open bleeder all the way, then actuate the slave in and out with a flat tip screwdriver or appropriate tool, after no bubbles are seen, and the fluid seeps in and out from the fluid in the tray, tighten the bleeder while still covered with fluid, then reinstall.