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71' DT1E, oil tank pump oil line banjo bolt seal, Item #14,

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71' DT1E, oil tank pump oil line banjo bolt seal, Item #14, was created by msavitt

Of course the only seals on bike I didn't replace are disintegrating
fiber washer 90430-10029-00 not on eBay
would anyone happen to know the OD of the banjo bolt so I can find some copper washers of the correct size?
thanks
Martin
 
Last edit: 27 Jun 2021 13:36 by msavitt.
27 Jun 2021 13:34 #1

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Replied by MarkT on topic 71' DT1E, oil tank pump oil line banjo bolt seal, Item #14,

You might just check with DEET for the washers, copper sometimes doesn't seal well.
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Replied by Pedalcrazy on topic 71' DT1E, oil tank pump oil line banjo bolt seal, Item #14,

When I put my RT1 together I had a leak there. But I bought the correct tap and chased the threads to get all the gunk and paint out of the threads,  got new fibers and re-assembled. I tightened the banjo pretty good but had a small drip. Tightened a little more, less drip.Gave another little turn and finally no drip in over a year. I just want to say get good clean threads and tighten. It may take a little tighter than you think...it did for me anyway.
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