just got my shep trans back up with my new act clutch..i lock the tob in place and its right where it should be ...right in the middle....i put the slave back on open up the bleed valve and try to push the rod back into place...nope its not moving..i press the clutch a couple times to bleed it and the fluid comes out just fine.i leave the bleed valve open to push the rod in and its still not moving...wtf...the car has been sitting for 2 months waiting on the shep trans...dont know what steps to take to move this rod...it was fine 2 months ago..anyone have this issue.here is a pic of how far my rod is, with the fork inplace.
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Mine sit for almost 2 years and move like a hot knife on butter.

Unbolt it from trans case and try to move it. There´s no reason it should stick like that.

 

clutch master cylinder needs adjusted.. if its not allowing the slave cylinder rod to be pushed in its blocking the bleeder valve in the system.

adjust the rod down at your pedal assembly in further until you can push that slave rod in.. also unbolt it and try to push in with fingers using towel over top so you dont hurt your hand trying to push it in.

the idea is to get the pedal assembly out as far as you can for max travel.. but not out far enough that it disallows you to push in the slave like you're experiencing.