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My last reply was to your former question. Is the tyre on the rim all the way around? If so, you need to remove it. The tyre will pinch the tube against the rim, hence the puncture. To fix this problem, slightly inflate the inner tube before you start then place the valve in the valve hole. Starting from there push the tube into the tyre and go all the way around. If it pops out then peel the tyre away from the rim whilst holding the inner tube. Once it's in all the way around empty the tube of air. Then do what I said above.