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maccmike

posted on 21/8/12 at 10:49 PM Reply With Quote
Battery next to engine

How close can a battery be next to an engine?
If its very close (less than 10mm) what problems would it cause?

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owelly

posted on 21/8/12 at 11:10 PM Reply With Quote
I depends on which bit of the engine!!





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maccmike

posted on 21/8/12 at 11:29 PM Reply With Quote
n/s engine cover. gets hot!
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Macbeast

posted on 22/8/12 at 06:39 AM Reply With Quote
Heat is bad for batteries.





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nick205

posted on 22/8/12 at 06:41 AM Reply With Quote
Could you fit a smaller battery and a heat shield of some kind?






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tegwin

posted on 22/8/12 at 07:44 AM Reply With Quote
The battery in my TT is about 8" from the cylinder head and boost pipes run underneath it.. needless to say it gets too hot to comfortably touch..... presumably the Audi Engineers knew what they were doing when they put it there ?!?





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maccmike

posted on 22/8/12 at 09:05 AM Reply With Quote
interesting, ok thanks guys. Think Il move it away as much as I can and fit a heat shield.
Recommendations on shields? homemade/bought

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