What is a banjo bolt used for in a brake system?

A banjo bolt is used to connect a brake hose or line to a caliper, master cylinder, or other brake component. It allows for a secure, leak-free connection at an angle, which is often necessary due to space constraints.

What does the 'M12x1.5' designation mean?

This refers to the thread size and pitch of the bolt. 'M12' means the bolt has a metric thread diameter of 12 millimeters, and '1.5' indicates the pitch, which is the distance between the threads in millimeters (1.5mm in this case).

Does this banjo bolt come with a crush washer?

This product listing is for the single banjo bolt only. It is recommended to use new crush washers with banjo bolts to ensure a proper seal, and these are typically sold separately.

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Brand: Goodridge
Part #: P992-04-M12ZBK

Goodridge Single Banjo Bolt M12x1.5

Name: Goodridge Single Banjo Bolt M12x1.5
Brand: Goodridge
Price: 22.37 USD
Availability: InStock

$22.37

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Goodridge Single Banjo Bolt M12x1.5. Essential for custom brake line setups or replacing stock components.

Key Features

Fits M12x1.5 thread size for common brake line applications.
Single banjo bolt design for connecting brake lines.
From Goodridge, a well-known name in brake components.
Suitable for custom projects or replacing stock hardware.

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Product Details

When you're working on custom brake lines or need to replace a worn-out component on your existing setup, having the right hardware is key. This Goodridge single banjo bolt is designed to connect brake lines securely, ensuring a leak-free seal for your braking system. It's a small but critical piece for any brake job, whether you're building something unique or just refreshing your current setup.

Goodridge is known for making solid parts for brake systems, and this banjo bolt is no exception. It's made to the M12x1.5 thread size, which is a common fitment for many brake applications. Having a reliable bolt like this means you can be confident in the integrity of your brake lines, especially when you're pushing your vehicle hard.