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Need help on a plumbing fitting

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This is what screws in to the Magura master cylinder that is attached to the slave cylinder I'm using on Hackjob. But I'm using a Ducati master instead which uses a standard 10mm brake bolt and banjo fitting.

Its similar to an inverted flare like I've seen on auto brake lines, but the tip is perfectly flat rather than tapered. The threads are non-tapered 10mm of unknown pitch. Its finer than the 1.25 pitch brake bolts I have to compare to, but that's all I know.

So, anyone familiar with this style of fitting?

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Is the thread an M10-1.0? I believe they make banjo bolts in that thread.
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I think it may be 1.00 ,but I really can't say yet. I would need a banjo with a female receptacle for this fitting to screw in to. The MC has a piece of brass pressed inside the bore that this seals against. I guess I could always slip a crush washer on the to seal against if I must,just not sure what to even call this thing.

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I think it is Metric Bubble. Check out this web page for adapters. http://www.plews-edelmann.com/hydraulic-brake-fittings/
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