Cooling line in the bottom of fridge?

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TJ-Bill

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Anyone know if they typically run cooling lines in the bottom of fridges?
I thinking of keeping my CO2 tank on the outside and I have perfect access to the bottom on the fridge to drill a hole. I think it's just all foam insulation but it's not worh being wrong.
 
I haven't seen it, and it wouldn't make since (since cold air will naturally sink to the bottom).... but can't confirm it. Drill a small shallow hole from the inside plastic, and get to probing with a coat hanger or something.... If you have a hump for the compressor, there is nothing there (in mine and all that I've seen posted/had experience with). Good luck!
 
Yeah I'm going to go for it. Upon further inspection I can see where the factory has drilled components to the same area. I'll do as you suggested though and start with a smaller hole.

Thanks
 

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