I replaced the transmission in my car. and the slave cylinder cause it went bad and started pouring fluid. Now i rebled it. and the clutch pedal has to be dragged up with your foot off the floor board. and its then when you push it back in. It gets about 3/4 of the way and stops. you have to force it the rest of the way down

Now when i was bleeding. I left the rubber boot out of the master cylinder for the clutch,

Was that defeating the purpose and i need to have that in to prevent air from getting in it?

I need help asap

 

Sounds like a bad master to me, not air in the system. As long as there is fluid in the master cylinder you don't need the boot while bleeding.

 

i dont wanna throw that much money into a car. Im not keeping. I need a truck for work and im just trying to get it running.

 

i think a master is only 30 bucks from kragen.

 

thats what makes no sense. Its not leaking and its holding fluid? How can that be the issue?

 

well i had a similar problem on a 89 honda accord i had. the clutch would not wor for crap i tried everything bleeding it and just ended up buying a new master and it worked fine after that.

 

im just tired of sinking money into it. I really am