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My hyd clutch system has a bleed screw on the slave cyl and it is still not easy to get it bled right. Did you take the slave apart and clean out the gunk that is sure to be in there? Check to see if the cyl is scored or worn? Put a 'kit' in it? Try bench bleeding the slave real slowly with the opening at the highest point to relieve the air. When you get the wrong part fiasco straightened out, bench bleed the master and sometimes I bleed it again when installed by leaving the line loose at the slave. That way you elimate any air entering the slave which is likely the whole problem. Don't be too quick to blame the parts house - I got a wrong (and very expensive) part from the best parts man I ever knew - turned out the factory packaged it wrong. They gave me some money back for my trouble - and got the right part to me in a hurry. Of course, you may know something about your parts house that I don't. grin Remember, unlike a brake master cylinder, the clutch master has no check valve. That means that as you are letting up on the pedal after a down stroke, you are sucking in whatever is available to the open end of the system. If you submerge the line to the slave in brake fluid when you bleed it, you won't suck air back in. hth Mountainman...CA
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