Banjo Bolt Copper Washers

Does anyone have the exact size for each Copper crush washer for the Banjo Bolt on the Master Cylinder?  Yes I know I could just order some, however my local Hardware has a decent selection of these types of Copper Washers and we've matched them before.  Unfortunately we didn't save the size's we purchased and it was 7 years ago.  If no one has an answer I'll take the old washers with Banjo with me and try to match.

Thanks

SE Kansas 46 CJ-2A wrote: Annealing is a good idea because when the washers are punched out during manufacture it work hardens the copper. Heating the copper washer to where you begin to see a color change in the copper (not quite yellow heat) will soften the copper. Air cool.

   I always quench brass and copper in water to anneal after heating it. I use to do reloading for some of my guns and annealed the brass that way.

   Jim

On aircraft the procedure requires an oil or water quench. I always do this. I usually use oil.

That being said, my cousin uses the air quench. So far, 35 years and counting, neither of us has had any issues. Your Jeep, your call.

  Have you tried a google search?  I am pretty sure you can find what you are looking for.

   Jim