Bleeding the master cylinder

Did u bleed slave cylinder? If not you must bleed just like you would bleed breaks.... you need to make sure you fill the master cylinder resvr too before attempting to bleed. If r his doesn't work post back with update.

Is the pedal good? Is it stiff like it's working correctly? it could be air in the lines try bleeding the clutch. or you my have a bad master cylinder. check for leaks.

fill clutch master cylinder. there should be a slave cylinder at top of trans case. bleeder on slave cylinder. crack bleeder with clutch applied. (pump up and hold). do same thing until stright fluid comes out of bleeder.. clutch should be solid after this operation.

could be slave cylinder or clutch master cylinder. might also be the throw out bearing binding up on the shaft not allowing full movement.

check it in front of the hose you may have a bad brake hose.

try bleeding the system, get a mighty vac brake bleeder. you probabbly have air trapped in the master cylinder , and lines

It could be the clutch master cylinder or clutch slave cylinder.

the master cylinder is the one you put the fliud in, it is the slave cylinder you bleed, this will be located on or near the bell housing of the gearbox.
to bleed you need a friend to pump the clutch and holed it down while you open the bleeder valve on the side of the slave cylinder to let the fluid come through, shut the bleeder screw and pump the clutch again, you may have to do this a few times b4 the fluid comes through, when you get a constant flow of fluid coming through shut the bleeder valve and pump the clutch once more, you should have clutch pressure now

fluid in master cylinder for clutch?

Have you had the master cylinder checked ?