banjo bolts -

[Chuckman]

so Im doing a disc brake conversion and need a 1985 Accord front banjo bolt. cant seem to find a way to cross reference to a dorman part number. parts houses come up empty. rock auto same. anybody got any suggestions?

 

[rodney eppes]

Maybe stop by a Midas Or Meineke, & see if they got anything laying around that will match up.

 

[YotaOnRocks]

Believe it is part 18 in diagram

 

[YotaOnRocks]

I can't find a doorman number but i found plenty for sale on Amazon and different web sites from the part number in the diagram above. Also couldn't find any bolt dimensions. Hope it helps.

 

[a_kelley]

Buy a caliper? They come with new bolts.. Or if you're real friendly with the parts guy he may let you look at the caliper and turn his head for a few seconds...

 

[Fabrik8]

This says it's the same bolt on just about every car Honda ever made up to the current model year, including the 1985 Accord. M10x1, don't know the length.

1976-2017 Honda Bolt, Oil 46462-SE0-000 | hondapartswd

So just grab one from the Honda dealer, or from RockAuto if you look for anything current (say, a 2016 CRV).

FYI, for some reason the parts houses don't really carry many metric banjo bolts, even though every Honda uses the same part number in a metric size.

 

[braxton357]

10mm or 3/8-24 are by far the most common banjo bolts around. Most any motorcycle shop should have what you need. Or any mechanic's shop with a big ass bucket of random bolts.

: Edit:. Orielly near me has 10mm with washers in stock for 3.99 pn H9471-2. If your Honda is 10x1.25, it'll still thread with enough force.

 

[WOTWJ]

I was at oriellys today buying copper washers and noticed they had two generic banjo bolts hanging next to them. Not sure if that would work or not. I was surprised they were 10.49 iirc

 

[a_kelley]

If'n you still need one, give me length & thread and I'll look through my assortment & mail you a couple if I have them.