I bled the slave cylinder with the speedbleeder screw....after many push on the pedal, the pedal stuck to the floor

any ideas?

do i have to push-pull the clutch very slowly when I'm bleeding??

 

I used the speedbleeder..this post doesnt help me...

 

this doesnt help... want to know what to do

i bled the clutch with the speedbleeder...while bleeding, I can't see air in the fluid.......

could there be air stuck in the slave cylinder or master cylinder?

 

I would bring the car to a local mechanic. You have a few threads on clutch problems.

 

history:

I installed new slave and master cylinder....
I bought a speedbleeder screw for the slave cylinder

I bled my clutch with the speedbleeder until there was no more bubble in the liquid...
Pump the clutch 3-4 times...it get stiff
But after 20-30 other pump, the pedal stick to the floor

any ideas??

 

When you installed the master cylinder did you fill it with fluid. I replaced my master cylinder recently and since I did not want the hassle of trying to install it with fluid already in it (don't even know how I would have gone about that) I ended up having to bleed the system for a long time. It took over an hour and I went through 12-14 oz of fluid before I was done. Perhaps you are bleeding the slave, but there are still bubbles (I'm guessing lots of them) in the master and the associated lines.

 

would it be a good idea to ask someone to pump 4-5 times on the clutch pedal and stay the pedal to the floor..then open the MASTER cylinder screw (not slave) and close it..and do this operation about 5 times....(to remove the air in the master)

????