Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

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Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by TheShaggyFox » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:27 pm

Not sure what's up with this. For further clarification, the part where the bolt is supposed to go through the mount and chassis is way too small for the bolt to fit through, because the mount itself is too big. What is the best recommended tool to fix this? I was thinking a round file maybe? I'm not familiar with altering a chassis. Thanks for the help! :D

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by axeman » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:33 pm

Loosen the nut put second nut in and then align. Let me know.

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by TheShaggyFox » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:41 pm

axeman wrote:Loosen the nut put second nut in and then align. Let me know.

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I've tried that, the first nut is still very loose and in the picture I'm pushing it up as far as it'll go in the little chassis hole/slot. I've even tried squeezing the mount closed without the Cap in to see if it will go any further, but no such luck for me! :?

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Post by TheShaggyFox » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:46 pm

Also, do I need to worry about tightening the mount around the cap too tight? Just curious. Thanks a million!

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by axeman » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:49 pm

Push a filter cap in to open the clamp. Sorry you did that already. send the chassis back poor work men ship.

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by TheShaggyFox » Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:03 pm

axeman wrote:Push a filter cap in to open the clamp.
Well I feel like an idiot, to fix my problem I just installed the mount first, then pushed the Cap Can through the mount after loosening the clamp (instead of trying to install the mount with the Can already in it). It was a little bit of a squeeze but now it seems to fit in there just fine. Thanks for the help! :D

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by axeman » Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:31 pm

Thats what I thought.

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Re: Filter Cap Can Mounts don't fit my chassis...

Post by demonufo » Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:21 am

Personally, I'd take a small round file to the mounting points on the cap clamp, long before I'd considering doing the same to the chassis. And yes, you don't want to go too tight on the cap itself or you'll be crushing the layers in the cap.
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