Toyota brakelines to GM caliper?

Greg

I run a tight ship... wreck
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I've been looking for a source to adapt the Metric fittings of a Toyota to the GM Banjo fitting on a Dana 44. Has anyone found a part number or item that would do the job?
 

Milner

formerly "rckcrlr"
Circle track shops should have the build your own lines....Just use the ends you need....If you were still here EVCO has them now too.

Some of the gm calipers have a metric banjo bolt....I have bought rebuilt ones with the same part # and one was sae and one was metric :rolleyes:
 

James K

NO, I'm always like this
Location
Taylorsville, Ut
how big of a difference is the hole size on the banjo, between gm and toyota?

I know on my front brake lines I was able to drill the banjo out slightly larger to accept the gm banjo bolt.

the lines on the front of mine are for a ranger.
 

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
James K said:
how big of a difference is the hole size on the banjo, between gm and toyota?

I know on my front brake lines I was able to drill the banjo out slightly larger to accept the gm banjo bolt.
I have done this too, with great success. Does the Toyota axle use banjo bolts?
 

I Lean

Mbryson's hairdresser
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Location
Utah
Hickey said:
I have done this too, with great success. Does the Toyota axle use banjo bolts?


Nope.

Easiest way to go is to get a new soft line, with a metric fitting on the frame side and the correct banjo on the axle side. That line can be SS or rubber, depending on where you get it.
 

Greg

I run a tight ship... wreck
Admin
I tried a couple local parts stores, none of them will touch brakelines (understandably) and there's no 'House of Hose' around here. I'm not sure what to do next.
 

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
Greg said:
Actually, Ontario isn't too far. I'm in the area once in awhile, even then it sounds like I could just order it over the phone. Not a bad price, thanks for the linky Jer!
No problem. I don't mind being your search whore. :hickey: And that is a killer price.
 
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