Clutch pedal won't depress after replacing clutch master and slave cylinder

[Miotrailrider6]

I replaced the clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder. When I started and backed the Jeep out of the garage it worked fine. When I went to restart the Jeep after parking it the clutch pedal won’t depress or let the truck start. What could be the problem

 

[Tigerman]

Is it possible the salve cylinder is not properly bolted and got miss-aligned?

 

[CharlesHS]

What ever you do..... IF you decide to remove the slave cylinder; DO NOT press the clutch pedal or you will blow the shaft out of the slave cylinder due hydraulic pressure and no resistance on the shaft.

 

[jazngab]

What ever you do..... IF you decide to remove the slave cylinder; DO NOT press the clutch pedal or you will blow the shaft out of the slave cylinder due hydraulic pressure and no resistance on the shaft.

I’ve done that just to make sure the slave is working. Yes the shaft pops off but it can be put back on. Works fine for me still.

 

[Miotrailrider6]

Is it possible the salve cylinder is not properly bolted and got miss-aligned?

I guess that might be an option to look at . It bolted up nicely but I’ll try taking it
Off and repositioning

 

[Miotrailrider6]

Might this be a problem with the push rod going into the master cylinder? Or might I have a bigger problem with a jammed throw out bearing?

 

[CharlesHS]

Or might I have a bigger problem with a jammed throw out bearing?

OUCH.... That could be the problem, but lets hope not...
There is a lot of work involved to resolve that problem.