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Pedal issue after brake pad change

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Old Nov 17th, 2019, 21:07   #1
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Default Pedal issue after brake pad change

I have changed the pads front and rear, used a pipe clamp and opened the bleep nipple during compression of the piston. The brake pedal was spongy after this so I have undertaken a simple bleed of all calipers. Before start-up the brake pedal is firm but after it becomes softer again. It just seems softer than what I would expect were it just to be a bedding-in issue. Any ideas as to what have I broken or is it worth getting a pressure bleeder and doing the bleeding again using this method?
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