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  1. 07-25-2021, 05:37 PM #41
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    Dave. My bottle has the top strap clipped to the paperboard separator.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HarryD View Post
    Dave. My bottle has the top strap clipped to the paperboard separator.
    That is what I've always seen as well. Mine is not that way currently as I don't have the correct strap.
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    I am restoring a 1972 with factory air... I need to duplicate the small tab that holds the rear deck condenser. Small detail, but if anyone can provide measurements, I'd apprecate it!

    Few examples on the web, and this one seems incorrect...
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    These should help…

    I see three 3cm lengths and a 6.5cm width.
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  5. 03-12-2023, 11:19 AM #45
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    Really appreciate it!

    Surprised that it looks like 14-16 ga.
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    One more question: Where exactly does the receiver/strainer/drier mount? I see it at the rear of the driver's side wheelwell, but there is a drain tube from the fuel filler and it's necessary to leave clearance for the tire... If anyone has a photo of the mounting strap with the receiver/strainer/drier removed, that would be super helpful. (still referencing factory Behr install)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eminence Gris View Post
    One more question: Where exactly does the receiver/strainer/drier mount? I see it at the rear of the driver's side wheelwell, but there is a drain tube from the fuel filler and it's necessary to leave clearance for the tire... If anyone has a photo of the mounting strap with the receiver/strainer/drier removed, that would be super helpful. (still referencing factory Behr install)
    Note the drain tube on bottom and mounting strap on top. Sorry for rotated picture.
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    Really appreciate that! Thank you!
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