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Old 12-14-2003, 10:12 PM   #1
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Copper crush washers

The copper crush washers on the front calipers... is one supposed to have a different I.D. than the other, and if so, which one goes between the hose fitting and the caliper. (I did a search and couldn't find anything about different I.D.s.)
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No one knows anything about the copper crush washers?
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I have them on my car


I have used washers that were the same and one that was a wee bit smaller on the caliper side. I get them at AutoZone, they have a big tray full behind the counter. Just get the ones that best fit your banjo bolt. As you stated, I put the one with the smaller I.D. on the caliper side of the fitting.


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Thanks. Any particular reason, or you just decided that way fit best?

It was funny when I started to read your reply I read, "I have used washers..." I was going to say you should probably spring for some new ones.
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Any particular reason, or you just decided that way fit best?
I just compared them to the ones I took off, no big thing really. I don't use one those that look too "thin", I like the thicker style.


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I've had to use them on an Grand Voyager once while I was doing a brake swap. Never dove into my brakes far enough to know if I even have them. However, I like the thicker ones a little better. If you attempt to re-use the washer, stop wasting your time because you cant. Just go out and get a new one. Plus, try not to screw it up the first time :P
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I reused all of mine when I replaced my hoses and everything is perfect.
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Anneal them with a torch and you can use them again just fine.
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