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PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:49 pm 
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I just purchased this kit but it doesn't want to fit where the old one was has anyone mounted one before and where?

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Mine (Toyota one) lives under the LF guard, along with the Fiamm (ex-Fiat) air horns... :P
To fill it, I put a 7/8 holesaw through the inner guard and into the top of the bottle, then pushed a short hose in there.

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I have mounted mine in the boot.
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