HELP TRYING TO BLEED MY SLAVE CYLINDER

i am having a problem with bleeding my slave cylinder and not sure why its not working the pedal has about half of the presure it should have and the new clutch will not disengage put new slave cylinder also and bled all the air out but still won't disengage if any one has some tips it would be greatly appreciated. thanks

I don't remember any springs on the fork are there forks on the 1997 ax15?  

Sounds like maybe the clutch arm or throwout bearing is hanging up on something. Has the arm fallen off of the pivot? All return springs in place?  

This sounds like what happened when the clutch master cylinder went bad on a friends XJ. If all else checks out you may need to change out the master.  
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my brother and i just played this game..... after replacing the master and save it still wasn't working..... turns out the throwout fork had come off the throwout bearing, braking the springs in the process..... we were only able to see this after we pulled the tranny..... by then we just replaced it all for good measure  

when i start the jeep there is a pulsation in the clutch pedal is that a sure fire way to tell if somthing has come lose in the bellhousing?  

My son has a 1997 F150 on which he replaced both the master and the slave.  Had a similar problem in that it would not bleed correctly because the slave was low on the firewall.  We used a pressure bleeder and this resolved the problem.  There was not issue, however, with clutch pedal pulsation.  This is s known problem with that series of F150's.  

thanks for all of your suggestions iam pulling the trany and making sure that there isn't anything wrong in the bellhousing and if that doesn't work im going for a new master cylinder. but thanks for all of your help.