ok in complete sentences...TRANSMISSION HELP

[5spd4life]

I have a 1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 2.0 liter, in the middle of the summer i blew the trans in it, so i bought on off of ebay from CNS Motors and they gave me a 3month 3000 mile warranty, i get the transmission in, with a brand new clutch, axels, brakes, everything to do with the tranny. i start the and push in the clutch that felt quite soft, i push the shifter over and back to put it in revers and it grinds like crazy and wont go in, so i naturally try the 1st gear and it does the same, so i replace the master cylinder and slave cylinder, bleed the clutch and try to put it in gear, same boat minus 75 dollars. So now im fed up with this, and need help fast, thanks in advanced




5spd4life

 

[realhp=turbo]

Youve done everything that one would expect to do but one thing. re-adjust the clutch. Mine did that too after the car had been sitting for a long time. Pump that sucker, alot. even though youve bled the clutch there is still air in the system. It hides in tiny little bubbles in the mastercylinder. That, and the fluid itself also has air in it. By pumping the clutch repeatedly (without trying to stick it in gear) motor running or not, the constant compression and release of the fluid in a sealed system works the air out and it will also bleed off the excess air by its self. So try that for like 5 or 10 minutes, then start it and try to drive. It'll be better.
mike