Hey, I'm new to these forums and to working on cars, so I appreciate any and all help and advice.
I have a '02 Civic LX and my clutch started sticking to the floor while I was driving. I pushed it home and after trying to bleed it and finding my reservoir was cloudy, I replaced the master and slave cylinders. Got them on okay and spent atleast a hour and a half trying to bleed the system, having one person in the car push down the pedal after I open the bleeder valve, then pulling it up after I close it, repeating this over and over. The first few tries we'd get a tiny spurt of fluid but then no sign of any bleeding, no air or fluid seems to be coming out after the first few tries. Did this for over a hour and a half and the fluid in the reservoir never moved. I'm afraid the hardline itself might be clogged but I really don't know and I feel defeated and like I'm missing something small.
I really appreciate any help TIA

 

I had this problem on my mom's 04 Civic, I don't know if its the hardline going in many directions that the air just doesn't get out of the system to bleed out, but I ended up using the harbor freight pneumatic bleeder connected to my air compressor to get it to bleed properly

 

Bet i'll try that out, you know ab how much it cost you? Thanks for the advice btw

 

I already had an aircompressor, but the tool was 35 bucks
https://www.harborfreight.com/brake-...der-92924.html