Automotive alternator
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorYoshihito Asao
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorYoshihito Asao
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An automotive alternator secures a fastening force for a vehicular connecting terminal for an extended period of time, and restricts the axial displacement of an output terminal, thus ensuring higher reliability. The output terminal is press-fitted and secured in a through hole in a first cooling plate, and the takeout end thereof is drawn out of an opening of a rear bracket. A metal bush is loosely inserted in an insulating bush and externally fitted to the output terminal, and the vehicular connecting terminal is fasteningly secured to the metal bush by a nut. With this arrangement, the fastening force of the nut is received by the rear surface of the first cooling plate via the metal bush. A flange of the metal bush is positioned so that a gap is provided between the flange and the insulating bush. The axial displacement of the output terminal is restricted by the flange abutting against the insulating bush.
An automotive alternator comprising:
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