not always.
if its a bad battery and can't hold a charge the same thing will happen.
I had a 99 s-10 that would occasionally die at the pump or even while driving, I had a new defective battery, replaced under warranty, no more problem.
I would have the alternator checked out before replacing it if that is the problem. I had my replaced and it wasn't cheap...$630 to be exact. The new alternators run around $200 and most mechanics will change the serpentine belt when they replace the alternator so this MAY be an added expense.
If the alt is working properly, you can remove one of the battery cables while the engine is running and it will continue to idle. If it dies then the alt needs to be replaced.
Yes, the conjugation (or plural of a guess) is "guesses." I guess. You guess. He guesses.
they made random guesses they made random guesses they made random guesses
The possessive form for the singular noun guess is guess's.
The plural form of "guess" is "guesses." For example, "I made three guesses before I got the correct answer."
The plural of guess is guesses, e.g. It took him several guesses before he got the answer.
The word guesses has two syllables. The syllables are divided like so: guess-es.
guesses
They are best guesses
The present tense of "guess" is "guess" or "guesses" depending on the subject of the sentence. For example, "I guess" or "She guesses."
Elmo's Ants.
it is guesses
The answer is "HYPOTHESIS"