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Is your flywheel flat all the way across (except for the center bolting area)? A flywheel with a raised rim where the pressure plate bolts on would explain why a pressure plate set up for a flat flywheel didn't work correctly, as the clamping force would be less with the disk recessed relative to the pressure plate mounting surface.
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