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Does heat adversely affect alternator? 200

posted by  Euroman on  Tue Oct 19 03:57 CST 2010
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Gentlemen: Due to your overwhelming agument against benefits of keeping the heat box and adjoining flex-hose, I removed, disabled and re-configured all the above. Now, I see the tube leaving the exhaust manifold area very close and pointing to, the exposed rear of the alternator. This is down "pageda" and "bork bork bork" or "anthony 2" or the near-genius near Baltimore who has great philosophical anecdotes, allys. So, do the alternator suffer from the heat and I should fabricate a deflector or is it ok as is? Thanks






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