Burck115

What plastic cone are you referring to?

It's a 4 cylinder and we figured out that the clutch fork pivot ball clip wasn't on. Causing the throw out bearing not to engage like it should

We got the slave cylinder blead. But it's still not wanting to engage completely. So I guess we are going to pull the transmission back out. Anything we need to look for?

And we used clutch and slave cylinder from Rock Auto. Not exactly sure of the brand. But we are using the old master cylinder. But it was running and driving when we pulled it apart

Pumping the clutch pedal and holding it while my friend takes the bleeder loose. And then tightening it back up and repeating

So I have a 89 and it was originally a 2wd manual and I pulled all the 2wd stuff out and put 4x4 trans and all in but I used a transmission out of a 86 Cherokee and switched to the external slave cylinder. And I can't seem to get all the air out of the clutch line. I need help I have tried everything I know.