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From: christensen@apollo.uucp (Wendy Christensen)
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Subject: alternator question
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Date: Fri, 11-Oct-85 11:49:48 EDT
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(Yes, I am showing my woeful ignorance here.) Recently, I had the 
alternator in my '66 Chevy replaced. (It started to screech and howl
rather suddenly.) Could a faulty or failing alternator have been the 
cause of otherwise unexplained intermittent failings of the horn and
the power windows? Also, is "compression of 150 psi all around"
considered good? If so, why? Thanks, in advance, for any enlightenment. 
(And please reply by mail!)

w. christensen
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