allmotor h22 help?
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allmotor h22 help?
ok just checking to see if my h22 would still be safe to run....i recently did a full engine tune up (timming belt, spark plugs wires, iceman intake, p28 chipped ecu obd1 conversion tuned made 169hp and 139, water pump, thermostat, fuel and oil filter, oil change as well as radiator flush, new oil pan, pcv valve, 2 1/2 inch straight pipe, completely stock motor besides mods listed)...here is where it all went wrong not even a couple days daily driven it i found out the only thing i didnt replace (altenator) ended up having a cut wire outlet to the harness so it wasnt even plugged in i was wondering what happened until i found out that it died because of it. I have the battery and fuse box relocated perfectly to the trunk, and tried charging the battery. I already have the new f series alternator and i changed the housings on both so here is my main concern. The motor otherwise is healthy, but running the car in this state would it affect it or damage anything or just make it run into limp mode?
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Re: allmotor h22 help?
if the alternator is out it will just kill your battery very easily.
so if you fix it then your battery wont have to power your car.
and so it could affect your hp since the battery wont have a constant amount of power going to the engine when the battery starts to die.
i would say get it fixed just so you dont keep killing the battery. but thats just me
so if you fix it then your battery wont have to power your car.
and so it could affect your hp since the battery wont have a constant amount of power going to the engine when the battery starts to die.
i would say get it fixed just so you dont keep killing the battery. but thats just me
Re: allmotor h22 help?
if the alternator is out it will just kill your battery very easily.
so if you fix it then your battery wont have to power your car.
and so it could affect your hp since the battery wont have a constant amount of power going to the engine when the battery starts to die.
i would say get it fixed just so you dont keep killing the battery. but thats just me
so if you fix it then your battery wont have to power your car.
and so it could affect your hp since the battery wont have a constant amount of power going to the engine when the battery starts to die.
i would say get it fixed just so you dont keep killing the battery. but thats just me
The battery is used to supply power to starter in the starting system. It's then basically almost dead, but does not affect engine performance. Your alternator recharges the battery and supplies power to accessories. The battery does to, but its not the core. Alternating current is the key. As long as that alternator is spinning power will be supplied. Enough to recharge the battery back to its original state before it spent it on the starter.
Do you honestly think a battery alone can power an engine to run constantly without an alternator?
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Re: allmotor h22 help?
Yup. Not for very long, though. A buddy of mine and a friend of his were driving cross-country in an Explorer (I think) and a Jeep. The alternator died in the Jeep, so every 15 minutes they would swap batteries to recharge the dead one with the working alternator and run the Jeep.
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