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This is the filament I've tuned PA with, and to my best ability this is what Elli's guide suggests is the optimal value 🤷♂️
But I agree, it does actually look like PA is tuned incorrectly and stopping extrusion too soon/starting it too late.
Try without PA, also try another filament
Tried without PA but there was no difference, going to try different filament next.
As I mentioned somewhere else in this post, it seems to relate to the infill. I'm using gyroid, and the seam lines up with the anchor point for the infill.
You can also try without infill 😉
Im throwing many things to try, but not in any particular order
Also try normal brass nozzle and check if your new hotend is not loose