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I installed my spare fuel can holder on the passenger today. I had to use solid rivets on the hinge to allow it to bend down enough to clear the battery door. I also had to replace the step bolts with flat head bolts so the holder would set flush.
I used "rivnuts" with 3/8" bolts to hold it to the battery door. I also used 1/2" washers on the rivnuts for extra strength. It's nice and secure !
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