Fill clutch master cylinder with new brake fluid.
Jack up front of car, place jack stands under neath front of car for safety.Underneath the car around the bellhousing area of the gearbox on the drivers side you will find the clutch "slave cylinder",It will have a rubber hose going to it from a steel line going up to the clutch master cylinder.
On the "slave cylinder" there will be a bleeder valve with a hole in the end which from memory is about 3/8th inch spanner fit (or 7/16th

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Sometimes the hole can be blocked by dirt rust etc so it may have to be cleaned out a little with something like a nail or similar.Occasionally the end of the bleeder valve will be blocked inside the slave cylinder so the bleeder valve will have to be complately unscrewed out to unblock the internal end hole.Don't overtighten when you do it back up, they will break/strip threads easily if overtightened.
Have an assistant sit in the car and get the assistant to push the clutch pedal down to the floor and keep the pedal to the floor.
Then you undo the bleeder valve with the spanner to let out any air and then you tighten it up again.
The assistant then lets the clutch pedal up again and then depresses the clutch pedal again to the floor.
You then undo the bleeder valve again to let out any air and then do up the bleeder valve again.
Assistant then lets clutch pedal up agin after you've retightend the bleeder valve.... blah,blah,blah etc.
Do this process until all air has been bled from the system.May take around 10 to 15 times of pumping the pedal to bleed the clutch system fully.
It's advisable to put a clear piece of PVC hose over the end of the bleeder valve and into a coke bottle or similar when bleeding and also wear some safety goggles as well because if brake fliud gates in your eyes it stings like hell.You will see the brake fliud and air coming out of the bleeder valve into the hose and will be able to tell when its fully bled if no bubles of air is coming out.
Wash brake fluid out of your eyes with water if it gets into them.
Best thing you could buy yourself is a Gregorys Scientific publication workshop manual ( number 67 ) from any spare parts place ( around $60 or so ) as it will describe how to bleed brakes/clutch better than I have
Hope this helps and doesn't confuse you
