Brake pipe bolt question

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Brake pipe bolt question

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When you tighten the brake pipe to the master cylinder does the nut bolt thing the pipe runs through have a proper name

Came to put my brake lines on today, one when on fine, the other one, the one furthest from the booster, seems to have a 13mm thread in the master cylinder but the nut on my pipe seems to be a 14 or so.

So I need to buy the right size

So what are they called or does anyone have one?


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I've always called them brake pipe unions.
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Thanks Derek

Just trying to track some down now

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Brake pipe nuts they are called and they are not metric !!!!!! you will not buy any in Halfords , from memory one is bigger than the other .
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JohnR wrote:Brake pipe nuts they are called and they are not metric !!!!!! you will not buy any in Halfords , from memory one is bigger than the other .
Wot he said :thumbright:
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So ones a 7/16 the other 3/8ths then?
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Yep Chris at WASP might have them I got mine at Clarmont Corvette when I was passing with a mate
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Cool, thanks fella

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Automec.

Based in buckingham. Carry everything, and are experts. Even do a full mopar kit if thats your bag. Really helpful. They have a website.
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C M Frost is also a good company they have most bits , they are in Northampton also have web site , they had all the bits for a 59 T Bird in stock that I wanted !!
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