1989 Ford Bronco II Failing - Engine

Question: The clutch has been chugging and making noises when the clutch was in. A mechanic somehow fixed it and said i need to have the cluch pushed all the time and in the future would need a new clutch plate. It was running fine until today when I went out and tried to start it. The truck buckled a little and then the clutch fell flat against the board. I checked the clutch fluid and was just just about empty. I filled it up with brake fluid and the clutch came back up off the floor. The problem is now the pressure is weak and it acts like it isnt pushing the hydrolics. I am unable to shift into any gears. Any advice. Could be air in the lines, but I first pumped the cluch a few times with the new fluid in with the top off to oush the air out, then refilled. Not sure if its the slave cylinder or if theres air in the lines. If so, how would I go about bleeding it or checking?

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Technican: Down at the transmission there is a bleed screw (similar to the brakes) on the slave cylinder. Bleed the air out from that screw and you should have a good feeling pedal again.

Owner: The pedal pressure is weak, but like i said its off the floor. Will bleeding allow me to shift gears again? `

Technican: If there is air in the line, it is very difficult to shift. You need to bleed it out.

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