Fuel Line Banjo Bolts

The fuel line banjo bolt is a vital component of the banjo fitting, the bolts are empty bolts with holes that let fluid travel into other parts of the fitting.

Fuel line banjo bolts operation

The banjo bolts are known for their inside is hollow, and the opening interior lets fluid travel inside and come out via a small hole. These volts are usually found in power steering, hydraulic, and brake system, in these systems the banjo bolt links the brake lines to the cylinder to limit the pressure. A properly mounted banjo bolt has a tight seal, as well as a washer fitted to it, and these washers go around the bolt so the bolt doesn't need to be aligned.

Common problems with a damaged fuel line banjo bolt

A damaged fuel line banjo bolt can lead to leaking, a poor seal, or a loose bolt.