Is it true GM clutch slaves come pre-bled?
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I always heard this but I always bled the clutch everytime I removed the slave anyways. On my last slave change ( #5 ), I just pluged it in and did not bleed it and it works fine.
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Too many slaves installs to count and not one of them was ever bled after installing. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
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True, it comes prebled. As long as you don't open the bleeder or mess with the master you can just plug it in and go. I usually pump the clutch pedal 30 times after replacing them.