1996 Ford Ranger clutch

CHRISTALJ78

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1996 FORD RANGER
2.3L
4 CYL
2WD
MANUAL
200,000 MILES

Was driving stopped at a stop sign went to put it in gear and had no clutch. I took it to a mechanic and he replaced the slave cylinder, drive it around when I went to pick it up the next morning and again no pedal, so they rebleed had a pedal again then the same thing happened, so they replaced the master, now they can't get any pedal at all and said they don't know what's wrong.

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CARADIODOC

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The entire system has to be purchased and installed as a complete assembly with the fluid already in it and bled. The only way you can get an individual master cylinder or slave cylinder is to replace parts on an aftermarket system that has already been installed.

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Sunday, June 28th, 2015 AT 12:39 AM

CHRISTALJ78

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He already installed a brand new slave, and it worked at first but after during overnight it didn't work

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Sunday, June 28th, 2015 AT 8:15 AM

CARADIODOC

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Let me say this a different way. You can not buy just the slave cylinder for your truck. The only way to get a Ford part is to buy the complete system already assembled and bled. If someone tried to install just a slave cylinder, that is a replacement part for an aftermarket system. If you try to install that aftermarket slave cylinder to a Ford pipe, it is going to leak. That is why there was no pedal the next morning, and that is why air got into the system that somehow had to be magically bled again. If air in the system was the reason for no pedal, how did it get there if there was no leak?

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Monday, June 29th, 2015 AT 4:24 PM