Does the bottle, as shown, connect directly to the filler tube on the car, or is an adapter or another container needed? Thanks.
57762
For a 2011 MB E350 blutec, it attaches directly to the filler tube in the car.
57763
The bottle connects directly to the throat of the holding tank in the car (2009 X5). Very simple to use, very clean, and zero mess. I read a suggestion to save the bottle and basically use it as a funnel for the next refill. The urea is about a tenth the price buying it in regular one gallon containers.
57764
Remove the cap on the tank, then screw the bottle to the filler and press down.
57765
Yes the bottle screws directly to the fill tube then you push down on the bottle and it flows to the tank
858334
Yes, its a sealed connector, and has a rubber/plastic flapper cover when not in use. Mine is setup so that I did not have to bring another propane bottle for my BBQ. It allows me to have propane to the RV from one of the two existing tanks, while still allowing gas to flow to the RV. I connect/disconnect a 15 foot extension to the open end as needed for my BBQ.
161729
It will connect to the end of your hose like any other accessory, example: adapter to inflate a tire or a nail gun. The small end you see on this plug is what will connect to your hose. Mine connected nice and snug with no air leaks.Hope this helps answer your question.
1547731
The bottle screws into the regulator, which screws into the grill. It is all hard piped. That is what holds it up. I've had mine for 2 years now. I love it. It is definitely worth the purchase.
772618
There are two bottles. One goes into the gas tank, other into the engine. Ive noticed an improvement since ive used this. Hope this helps
1444558
Sorry, I do not understand your question. For the hose/gauge shown, one end goes on the car's connection . The other end screws onto the can of refrigerant. That hose is the only one I know that fits the can. Let me know if that is not your question.
1375740
An attachment that uses the water bottle holders holes. Don't worry, you can still use the water bottle holder. I would recommend you get a pump with a hose as they are less likely to rip the values off the tubes.
1558442
Preferably into the radiator, but you'll have to make sure you have room for the whole bottle. Otherwise the overflow jug works, but it will take longer to circulate.
203068
This should be all you need. When you go to fill the tank, the adapter needed should be on the CO2 source. Your tank then connects directly to the gun.
1468670
It is a problem. I am not that happy with how they have sealed the top. The first time I used this in a Tri, I did not secure the inner bottle down with the rubber band and it was creeping up. I pushed it down only to be drenched with gatorade. So for the next 55 miles of my ride, I was very sticky. I ended up making my own gasket to seal the top. You then need to open it to refill, but it is better than having the liquid come out of the bottle.
1743761
I put an additive into both of my vehicles. I used to use a plastic funnel and spilled more than what got in. This Behrens funnel bends to where you need it. I'd suggest that if you're going to fill something using a 5 gallon can (which I have not experienced) that you have someone there to hold the funnel in place. Safety first! Hope this helps.
655227
I did not get a car adapter, which I think is Poitiers. Everything else came with it: hoses, outlet adapter, bottles, tops, cooler, ice pack, breast shields (note: you may new to purchase different shields to accomodate nipple size), etc. uses it for the past three months and it's great.
1045744
My car has 2 sizes and fits in the larger one. Sorry i dont have the size available. It is tall and a bit larger than some of the standard bottles. Hope this helps
829895
There are two ports on the front, no y adapter needed. The pump comes with an attached cap over the second port, and it also has a tether so you won't lose the cap. Very handy.
1814152
I'm not familiar with that bottle but it did not screw onto my Mobil ATF bottle. It is too small. If I had to guess, I'd say it would not fit. It works to carefully hold the pump and bottle together and pump the fluid. I did this while changing tranny fluid from under the car. Hope this helps. D
1964170
You can use the sleeve adapter the connect it with the OEM hose attached to canister. Connecting the canister requires a clip lock on the hose which this doesn't have.
1908018
no adapter needed... just plug it into the valve, secure it and you're done