hydraulic clutch HELP?

i have a 93 2.8L s-10 that the cluch will dissingage for about the first 5 mins of use and after that it wont dissengage enough to shift. i was wondering if this is a common problem and how to fix it. right now im trying to take off the master cluch cilinder. im having trouble disconnecting the lower hose. i could use the help. thanks

did you bleed it real good?

i have a 93 2.8L s-10 that the cluch will dissingage for about the first 5 mins of use and after that it wont dissengage enough to shift. i was wondering if this is a common problem and how to fix it. right now im trying to take off the master cluch cilinder. im having trouble disconnecting the lower hose. i could use the help. thanks

Check if the clutch fluid is low.

The clutch fluid resovoir is near the brake booster on the driver's side portion of the firewall.

First, check to see if there is fluid leaking from the slave cylinder. If it is, change it out and bleed it.

If it is not, then the problem lies in the clutch master cylinder.

Since you stated that you are trying to remove the master cylinder, I will assume that you have already checked this.

Been a while, but if I remember correctly, there should be a steel line running from the master down the side of the frame. There is a hose that connects the steel line to the slave. The swivel on the hose is at the steel line. You will have to remove it there. The hose will come out with the slave.

True, but before you start ripping out parts how about just checking the fluid level.

yeah i already have checked the fluid level and it is full and it does not seem to be leaking from anywhere i think its the upper slave cilinder or whatever its called but im going to remove them both because i cant figure out how to disconnec them from eachother. im picking up a hainsor chilton today for some addes help. thanks for the input

Ah, ok, it's often the small things that are overlooked.

Just making sure.

when you take off the clutch mster clyder just unbolt it.. let it drop and then undo the lines is a 13mm or a 14mm...