The only power sent TO the alternator is rotational motion, usually from the fan belt.
Regulator.
Same as a car. The battery is just a holding unit for power. The alternator is what really makes things work. It sends the charge to the battery which then sends out to run the bike. This keeps the battery at over the 12 volt margin all the time.
No, an alternator is not part of the power train. It is an auxiliary to provide electricity.
the alternator supplies power to the distributer, the battery gives power the the alternator
The alternator generates power to run the car and charge the battery. An alternator in a vehicle generates Alternate Current (AC) instead of Direct Current (DC) electricity to power the vehicle.
no the alternator gives off power it donst matter what takes up the power
There isn't an alternator fuse. The alternator is the power source - it's not fed from another power source. That wire which goes to the positive terminal of the battery is there to transfer electrical power to the battery, not from it.
A battery does not produce power, it just stores power. The alternator produces the DC voltage the battery stores. As the power is taken from the battery it is replenished by the alternator.
what year? And what power of alternator is it? Adamski (adam.francis@snowsgroup.co.uk)
The easiest of all ways to check if your alternator is working is. Turn your car on and disconnect the negative battery cable. If your car dies your alternator is no good. But if it stays on. the alternator is generating power. its basically your cars power plant.
unbolt the negative power wire unplug the positive power wore remove the tension bolt on the top of the alternator remove the lower bolt and pull out the alternator
The alternator belt is an important part inside a car. It is used for providing power to the alternator via the crankshaft pulley's force.