I replaced the clutch and master cylender in a 1994 ford ranger. 3.0

I TAKES YOU AND A FRIEND TO BLEED SYSTEM,JUST LIKE BRAKES

The bleeder is down at the transmission on the slave cylinder. Which is also part of the clutch release bearing. The slave cylinder itself is inside the clutch/bell housing and not accessable without trans removal~! The bleeder sticks out through the drivers side of that housing.

If you have air in the system it will be a bi**h to bleed. Hold the plunger to the slave cylinder back into the housing, loosen the bleeder and let it drain until no air. ensure the resivoir stays full of fluid, then install the slave and pump until it pumps up, maybe have to bleed air once more.