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Hoping someone can help me identify a random nut and bolt here. On the rear brakes of the GT4, there's a small zigzag hardline that goes from the back of the caliper to a little L bracket, where it connects to the flexible brake line. The L bracket is attached to the main brake line bracket (which holds all the various lines and wires for the e-brake, pad sensors, etc) with a small T30 bolt and a weird looking square nut, seen here:
Mine appears to have fallen out (resulting in the brake line vibrating until it eventually broke off its flange in the caliper. I've swapped out the line and just replaced them with a random nylock and bolt for now, but I'd love to identify the actual parts. Unfortunately I think the square nut thing might actually be supposed to be part of the larger bracket, and perhaps broke off. So I might be SOL there, but would still be nice to have the right bolt at least.
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Identifying brake bracket hardware
