okay didnt realize you had the traction bar. only real option would be the move it to a different location or get a smaller bottle and make it work

 

Nah, couldn't really do that. It's made of polyethylene, so you'd have a hell of a time getting anything to stick to it. You could use a plastic welder (think woodburning iron) to weld a new bottom on, though.

Colin

 

glue gun?
or I could just redue the piping, ha ha

 

Yeah, you could use the tip of the glue gun to melt the plastic together... but you won't get hot glue to stick.

Colin

 

i made a hole through my engine bay plastic and one in the fender well
the pipe was visible in the fender well with the tire removed. Ran 205/40/16 tires and a super drop without rubbing it once.
My pipe was 2.5" and that ---- was SUPER TIGHT. I went around the bottle.

 

Toom mine roght out, the hole was just to nice to leave alone

 

here`s ur answer
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/I...D:100000170071

it suppose to be a soft water bag but the pic doesn`t show. doesn`t cost too much either.

 

I would rather save the $20 and use the stock one modified, then again $20 saves me a lot of headaches and time.

 

I fix the problem, I cut the bend that goes under the washer tank, and extend it with a hump coupler, it still touches it but it not all pressed up on it. thanks for the sugestions

 

Autozone carries smaller universal reservoirs.