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    Do you have free play in the master cylinder push rod when the peddle is released/up?

    The piston in the master might not be retracting fully and being held in slightly by the push rod.

    Also, leave the cap or cover loose while bleeding.

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    Did you bench bleed the master ???
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    what roadster said..................you may have lots of air in the system if the MC was not bench bled.

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