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...I wondered if I saw that correctly---that kind of splice is unnecessary, you should be able to run 4.5mm all the way to the banjo...unless you are like me, and had to change the Banjo...The original banjo unions for the brake feedlines use the same thin metal tube on at the master cylinder as on the reservoir. The bolts for these are pretty special (ie. impossible to find), having something like a 14mm top and 12mm base...As I remember, I finally found a 12mm union with a very small (4mm) barb . Otherwise, reducers splices are available to adapt from one tube to another--but introduce another joint where something can leak. At least, Permatex and glue can be avoided....Lee

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