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Material:Material on the Caliper side of Aluminum:Banjo bolt in Aluminum.
Since the caliper side is aluminum, we replaced the OEM steel banjo bolt with an aluminum banjo bolt to prevent thread galling due to electrical corrosion when replacing the brake hose.
Since it is GOODRIDGE compatible, OEM's NORMAL could be used, but replaced with this product for the above reasons.
Since it is a product of a proper manufacturer, there are no problems with thread accuracy, quality of anodized processing, etc., and it can be used with confidence.
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Anodized is Beauty, accurate and reliable!
[How is it used?
I purchased this as Overhaul for Repair as I am replacing it with CB50Fork.
Was the one you received as per Image?
As per Image, Anodized is Beauty and high quality but inexpensive, which is helpful.
Was the installation difficult?
It is easy to replace the original banjo, but it requires hang to bleed the air.
How was your experience with it?
It is more secure than the inferior Chinese products that are inexpensive and distributed in Large quantities.
The one we are using now has been working for years with no leaks.
[Included Parts:were they on?
Two Aluminum Gaskets are also included.
[Was there anything that disappointed you?
Not particularly
▼I would like to see the Gold type restored as there used to be a Gold type.
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Great product
I received these a couple of days ago from a Webike Japan and I must say I am very happy with the quality of the item, they are very well made and I would highly recommend them to anyone who is looking for brake banjo bolts like these,. Just to let anyone know that are thinking of buying these bleeders you can not go wrong with the product, the build quality is great and service and delivery times from Webike Japan are exceptional, I highly recommend this product. Steve Australia View detail
I'll be able to air it out!
[How is it used?
When I bought it as a used car, the brake fluid was replaced in the vehicle inspection maintenance, but when I applied the rear brake, the fee ring was not good, so I thought that I could do something about it. So I decided to replace it with Air Free Banjo Bolt which can remove air completely.
Was the one you received as per Image?
Exactly as seen in the product photos.
Was the installation difficult?
I took it into the shop and had them install it and do a thorough air bleed.
How was your experience with it?
It is true that the fee ring is improved, and the response when stepping on the pedal is drilled, but the brake braking force itself is probably almost the same.
[Included Parts:were they on?
It comes with one Gasket and one Rubber cap.
[Was there anything that disappointed you?
None in particular
Other items that would be helpful
Brake fluid is also needed as it needs to be aired out. A quantity of 50ml is enough.
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I used these gaskets to exchange the brake crutch hose for a stainless steel braided hose. It seemed that all brands have similar qualities. I chose this product with placing importance on the big brand name and the reasonable price. In some cases, it det
I used these gaskets to exchange the brake crutch hose for a stainless steel braided hose. It seemed that all brands have similar qualities. I chose this product with placing importance on the big brand name and the reasonable price. In some cases, it determines a banjo bolt length whether a master cylinder combined with a stainless steel braided hose is OEM or non-OEM.
Regarding fastening torque, the torque indicated in the service manual may cut an aluminum banjo bolt or may damage a hex head. The value of the manual is for steel OEM bolts.
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