Reply to "clutch problem"

Sounds like a situation of a slow leak somewhere in the master cylinder, hose or the salve itself.

I had a simular problem in where the system would hold it's pressure for about 2 or 3 days and then I would have no clutch. Bleed it again and everything would be fine for 2 or 3 days again. I did everything from adjusting the forks to adjusting the salve over and over again. But every couple of days, the same thing would happen.

I replaced my master and the salve and that solved my problem. Both the master and the salve on mine at the time were the original one's and not the upgraded new one's. Look under your dash in the peddle area, do you see any leakage around the clutch pedel firewall area ? How about the front trunk area where the clutch master is ?

Check all the fittings on the hoses and the hose itself, front to rear underneith the car, are they tight or showing any signs of a build up of grime or leaking anywhere along the lines ?

That's what it sounds like, a slow leak somewhere that's taking in air.

You might even want to try to undo all the fittings on the hoses, front to rear, put some plummers tape on the them and put them back on just to see if this helps hold the pressure for a longer period of time.