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When the Alternator Outlet is under a load, higher output alternators require more effort to spin than lower amperage alternators. This extra exertion overburdens the alternator drive belt. If under any circumstance the alternator pulley isn't adjusted flawlessly with the other pulleys on the motor, the alternator drive belt will slip. On the pulley face, a straight edge can be used to check the belt's alignment. After the alternator has been installed, V belt applications should have a belt deflection of no more than 3/8 inch. The spring belt tensioner should be in the CENTER of its travel when using a serpentine belt in applications. Alternator Outlet with a lower amperage can use an alternator pulley with a larger diameter and will not slip the belt as much as alternators with a higher amperage. Although larger pulleys have a better grip, some higher-amperage alternators will not charge at idle.