First unhook the master cylinder from the clutch. Turn the master upside down so that the fluid will enter and exit from the top. With that done, get a bleeder, about forty bucks. Then, using the bleeder suck the fluid through the master, the line, the slave and out. Continue until you have no more bubbles. You should then try to compress the push rod on the master. If it is rock solid, hook it back up. If not continue bleeding. Once it is solid, hook everything back up. Start the vehicle in neutral and gently try to put it in reverse. If it grinds in the least, bleed again leaving everything where it is. If it continues to grind it wasn't bled properly when the master cylinder was upside down. Remove he master and start from the beginning. P. S. DO NOT LET THE RESERVOIR GO DRY WHILE BLEEDING! THIS IS CRUCIAL. YOU WILL ONLY ALLOW MORE AIR IN, DEFEATING THE ENTIRE PROCESS.
Same condition same car, it was the slave cylinder. Either that or the slave cylinder hose. Hope for the best(hose) prepare for the worst(slave cylinder).
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According to the 1998 Ford Ranger owners manual : ( WITH FILTER CHANGE ) 2.5 L four cylinder engine takes ( 4.5 quarts ) 3.0 L - V6 engine takes ( 4.5 quarts ) 4.0 L - V6 engine takes ( 5.0 quarts )
THE CLUTCH IN YOUR TRUCK IS HYDRAULIC THERE IS NO ADJUSTMENT HOW EVER YOU CAN BLEAD THE SYSTEM JUST LIKE YOU WOULD DO TO YOUR BRAKE SYSTEM. ALL YOU NEED IS A WRENCH LIKE 13MM I THINK, A BUDDY AND EXTRA BRAKE FLUID. FIND YOUR SLAVE CYLINDER LOCATED ON THE BELL HOUSING THERE WILL BE A LONG BLEEDER VALVE STICKING OUT. NOW TOP OFF YOUR MASTER CYLINDER LOCATED NEXT TO UR BRAKE BOOSTER. HAVE YOUR BUDDY PUMP THE CLUTCH PEDAL 10-15 TIMES THEN YOU LOOSEN THE BLEEDER VALVE.DO THAT TILL YOU GET ALL THE AIR OUT OF THE SYSTEM. BUT KEEP AN EYE OUT ON YOUR FLUID LEVELS. IF YOU DO IT RITE IT WILL BE GOOD. hydraulicMaster Cylinder
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