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Old 11-24-2004, 08:17 PM
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I had to push nearly two quarts through my system before I got all the air out. It is an M110/R107, but same basic system. After two less-thorough bleeding attempts, it was still behaving as you describe.

It sounds like you still have some air in the clutch system. Try putting a power bleeder on the resevoir, and have someone pump the pedal while you watch from below. Use clear tubing and watch closely for really tiny bubbles.
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