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banjo washers and other brake line questions

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wanted to put new washers on when I do new stainless brake lines from earls. I have a harley dealership near my work and also there is a triumph/yamaha dealership across from my work and I was wondering if either of these two dealerships would have the washers I need instead of going 30+ minutes across town to Suzuki dealer?

Also just wanted to not that Earl's must not like me because even after I talked to them and they did not have all my banjos I needed so I improvised and ordered others that would work then I asked really nice I heard they might do a guy a favor and but just the far ends on and they even said ok. well got it today with not one banjo on. well I guess I will be pretty good at setting banjos with doing all of them and all of them nonadjustable.

How do you make sure there are no threads on inside of teflon?
 
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so I will stop at the yama dealer then what about those threads in the teflon just push up with something? Beavers r to tight for me
 
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buckeyemike said:
i could show one how to string and clean a newzealander
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Wouldn't you have more experiance with putting small things in beavers?

(bullets because he lives in beaver creek, thats what i meant. As in killing beavers, Honest.)
 
Oh fine to answer your question, don't goto harley dealer, american size is prob different, being a jap bike goto jap dealer and get some of the copper washers there, they are all a generic size on all bikes.
 
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