It most certainly could. Most new cars use a single belt to run the "accessories" like the alternator, AC compressor, power steering and...the water pump. With no belt, no coolant is flowing through the engine and into the radiator and the car will quickly overheat.
No, not an alternator itself. A slipping belt driving the alternator and the water pump could though.
Yes it could, a alternator has air passages in its case to allow for cooling. If those holes are blocked the alt. could overheat and fail.
No, a clogged heater core will not make it overheat. A leaking heater core will.
could be alternator. could be alternator.
check the fuse box or it could mean the alternator is broken i checked the fuses and alternator they are both fine
ask Google + join and online Chevy forum. or you could call a dealer
Yes, those exhaust gases are extremely hot and can cause the alternator to overheat. Not only that but that carbon monoxide can enter the vehicle and kill you.
Hey Dee ann==Not simply idleing the engine. If you had an extra load on it to cause it to overheat this could cause it. GoodluckJoe
a timing chain has broken
could be fans not working, thermostat, blown head gasket, broken or leaking coolant lines, bad heater core
alternator could have gone out running the battery dead.
Usually indicates a charging system problem. Could be as simple as a broken alternator belt.