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ive recently replaced my front wheel cylinders and brake shoes everything went smooth but the left front has a banjo connection and the banjo bolt threads into the line but when removing it broke off i purchased a new line but im having a hard time finding a banjo bolt to work wondering if anyone else has ever ran into this situation

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As in can't find a new replacement banjo bolt or you
can't get the new banjo bolt to thread in?

Could the new wheel cylinders have metric threads?

I replaced the wheel cylinders on my son's 1946 2 ton.
The bleeder screws need a 10 mm wrench to fit to open
and close the bleeder screws. Jeffrey

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wheel cylinders and lines fit its the banjo connection along the drivers side frame rail i cant find a banjo bolt to thread in its like a tee fitting on the frame rail and the line goes to the middle of it and the banjo bolt threads into the flex line

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http://swenracer.smugmug.com/Trucks/59-Apache/i-6MjhxZT/0/O/CA_12161419045990.jpg
this is what i have i just need the banjo bolt in the center

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Selling is not allowed in General Truck Talk. It appears they aren't available new so Adam needs to post in the Swap Meet.


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