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kent

6th Mar, 2006 at 11:18:49pm

bit hard to explain but here goes, on the front subframe drivers side there is a banjo bolt that goes into the subframe directly into the brake caliper hose, on mine i had to cut it down as it was too long is this right? anyone else had any problems? i'm converting to cooper s calipers soon so do i just need the new hoses from the caliper (obviously i will need the flanges etc) enable to bleed the brakes? cheers gav

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9th Mar, 2006 at 07:16:19pm

Just found the exact same problem with mine. Which is weird as it fitted fine on the old braides hoses which should have been the same.

I trimmed the Banjo bolt a few threads, seems fine.

Wil

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9th Mar, 2006 at 07:31:21pm

same here

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