I had to change my starter but had to take out slave cylinder to remove old starter and put new one in. Before this all took place the clutch pedal worked perfect. After the new starter was in place, I went into cab and pressed the clutch pedal and it had lots of pressure. I wasn't sure why. But I thought I needed to take it out of gear in order to start it, so I pressed the clutch (still had pressure) all the way to the floor; took truck out of gear and started it but the clutch pedal stayed on the floor, so I pulled it up by hand and that's when the rod came out and now just hangs off the pedal. I also found 1metal clip on the floor, so assuming this is for the rod. I never did any bleeding to the slave before putting it back in either. My mistake, hope someone will know exactly what needs to be done. Thank you all, honestly thanks to anyone with knowledge to this question.
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