Tube and exhaust on the same side

Selaymun alaikum sentence. Inspection is approaching and my tube and exhaust are on the left. I do not know exactly what is going on in 2018 inspection rules. Do I have to take the tube to the right? What is done for this? What kind of a path is followed? It is the first time I own a scuba car, I do not know much about it. Thank you from now

Hello, brother. However, the pipe and exhaust will not be on the same side. You have to take the tube to the right.

According to the current legislation, the lpg filling nozzle must be on the right side and mounted on the bumper. Unfortunately, it does not pass in the suspended under the vehicle.

[QUOTE = sonerkyl] Hello, my brother. However, the pipe and exhaust will not be on the same side. You need to take the tube to the right. [/ QUOTE]

For this, is there a project or brother or can the master pass directly to the other side? I remained so because I didn't know much about the tube

[QUOTE = RP393] According to the current legislation, the lpg filling nozzle must be on the right side and mounted on the bumper. Unfortunately, it does not pass in the suspended under the vehicle. [/ QUOTE]

Thank goodness for him on the right side, which is beautifully mounted on the bumper, which makes no trouble

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No need for a project, hodja. You can change as many places as you want in the luggage. Project is only required when changing a tank or cylinder.

Also,

If there is a spiral hose in the copper pipe that goes from the bottom, they want to see clearly that there is no attachment in the copper pipe.

Have a filling nozzle on the right and in the bumper.

Make sure you have a coffee table under the warehouse.

Nothing else is needed. RP393 2017-12-22 22:22:54

[QUOTE = RP393] No need for a project, hodja. You can change as many places as you want in the luggage. Project is only required when changing a tank or cylinder.

Also,

If there is a spiral hose in the copper pipe that goes from the bottom, they want to see clearly that there is no attachment in the copper pipe.

Have a filling nozzle on the right and in the bumper.

Make sure you have a coffee table under the warehouse.

Nothing else is needed. [/ QUOTE]

Thank you very much, teacher, good evening

[QUOTE = onklc06] [QUOTE = RP393] No need for a project, hodja. You can change as many places as you want in the luggage. Project is only required when changing a tank or cylinder.

Also,

If there is a spiral hose in the copper pipe that goes from the bottom, they want to see clearly that there is no attachment in the copper pipe.

Have a filling nozzle on the right and in the bumper.

Make sure you have a coffee table under the warehouse.

Nothing else is needed. [/ QUOTE]

Thank you very much my teacher, good evening [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = x571] [QUOTE = onklc06] [QUOTE = RP393] No need for a project, hodja. You can change as many places as you want in the luggage. Project is only required when changing a tank or cylinder.

Also,

If there is a spiral hose in the copper pipe that goes from the bottom, they want to see clearly that there is no attachment in the copper pipe.

Have a filling nozzle on the right and in the bumper.

Make sure you have a coffee table under the warehouse.

Nothing else is needed. [/ QUOTE]

Thank you very much my teacher, good evening [/ QUOTE]
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There is no problem in it, my master refill cap is mounted very nicely on the bumper. It is the only point that is not stuck in my head.