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Jan 30, 2019 | 09:46 AM

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I am replacing my brake lines on my 56 f250. My question, where were the copper washers used? I haven't found a good parts breakdown in my shop manual.

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Coper washers are used on all banjo type fittings. They are usually found where flexible hoses fit into a wheel cylinder.

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They may also be used at the brake line Tee in the back that attaches to the axle.

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