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Coyote Alternator

Jalondo

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I’m building a coyote bronco and am in the process of installing my radiator, fan and AC. My radiator and fan are in and it's hitting the alternator. I have a Ron Davis 4 core and a BC broncos electric fan. It's got a huge shroud. Is there an alternate route I can go? I've thought about going with a KE Radiator, fan but it's a lot of hacking on the front of the core support. Any advice or suggestions?
 

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We just got a shipment of radiators in today, check out our website Patriot Classic 4x4 com
 

PCB 4x4

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I’m building a coyote bronco and am in the process of installing my radiator, fan and AC. My radiator and fan are in and it's hitting the alternator. I have a Ron Davis 4 core and a BC broncos electric fan. It's got a huge shroud. Is there an alternate route I can go? I've thought about going with a KE Radiator, fan but it's a lot of hacking on the front of the core support. Any advice or suggestions?
Is your alternator on the driver's side or the passenger. We use the smaller Boss alternator from Ford and it stays on the driver's side
 
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Jalondo

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It's on the passenger side. I have the PBH front drive kit. Does your radiator have a built in trans cooler? Is that optimal?
 

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They have the tranny cooler built in at no additional cost. Check out our new mounting brackets.
 
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