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Old 12-19-2008, 04:51 AM
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I had to replace my rear caliper (again) due to a frozen piston. After installing the new one, the bolt that holds on the fluid line broke. Im not sure what its called but it has a small hole in it. 14mm head.


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Old 12-19-2008, 06:14 AM
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I think these are called banjo bolts or "fittings" newb. you should be able to get at hardware store?
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anyone know the exact size?
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Look it up, OE Honda part #

Bleeder Screw
43352-SM4-951

Merry Christmas!!
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Originally Posted by hatchling37
Look it up, OE Honda part #

Bleeder Screw
43352-SM4-951

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not a bleeder screw.
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Originally Posted by freeway
not a bleeder screw.

You are right, that # is for a bleeder screw which is not what you want...

BOLT, OIL 46462-SE0-000
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Originally Posted by xd69
You are right, that # is for a bleeder screw which is not what you want...

BOLT, OIL 46462-SE0-000
might be a winnar. thanks.
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Originally Posted by xd69
You are right, that # is for a bleeder screw which is not what you want...

BOLT, OIL 46462-SE0-000
****, sorry, totally wrong part. Doesn't make sense to me to call it an oil bolt, though. Whatever
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