How do I determine if the slave or master cylinder is bad?

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To all those with any recommendations or suggestions. I am suddenly experiencing a loss of clutch and not sure where to start. I have bled the system and have absolutely no loss of fliud anywhere. Car runs fine at first but progressively the clutch goes away. It becomes harder and harder to shift and after 25 shifts I have zero (not a bit)clutch with the pedal down to the floor. How does or is it possible to determine which piece is at fault the master cylinder or the slave? I leave the car for a while and the pedal seems fine. All components are non aftermarket and I was hoping to get through the season and go to a Centerforce system when the weather got worse. I was also hoping to go to the Woodward Dream Cruise but this caught me totally out of surprise.

8/9/023:46 PM

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