« Reply #7 on: October 04, 2012, 10:43:56 PM »
Those are so-called "banjo" fittings. They're common hydraulic fittings. Copper washers of varying sizes should be available at any good auto parts establishment.
If your parts house doesn't carry them or won't sell them separately try a hardware store or an establishment that services construction or farm equipment.
Please don't try an improvised substitute for a copper washer. You're working on brakes and you DON'T want an unexpected failure.
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