It probably isn't the alternator since it only happens when you turn the car tightly. Usually that would be caused by the steering hydraulic system due to a worn rack and pinion gear or power steering pump.
If you are talking about the kind of fat one, it could be Phyllis or it could be Kelly "Erin", who replaced Pam in season 5
Titanic had good turning capability. She was only compromised because she only had about thirty seconds to do it.
He could take a whole day off and have doublle shower time
Because Allied armies could at last fight the German armies on the ground in significant force.
First you could try turning off the console then turning it back on. Secondly push the reset button on the back of the controller, you should be able to press it with toothpick or something like that. Also you could try re-syncing the controller may help. If none of that works the battery could simply but dead. If all fails it could be a system problem, and I'd just suggest keeping your eye out for any system updates. Hope you get it fixed.
Inside the alternator
The bearings on the alternator could be going bad. Remove the belt from the alternator then spin the alternator by hand to listen for grinding.
probably not the alternator if it happens when only turning its gotta be the power steering or steering rack make sure everything is greased up could be the PS pump going out
chances are it's the voltage regulatorit could also be a wire no connected on the alternator
very well could be a bad alternator
It could be an alternator. Check with a mechanic if that is the issue.
you have a short where negative is touching the metal of the car or it is grounded inproperly
The ground cable, on the battery may need to be tightened or cleaned. The alternator voltage regulator may need to be replaced.
It could be the starter in it. It may be weak or need replaced.
The Alternator is not putting out enough voltage. If you recently replaced the alternator with a "new" remanufactured alternator that one could be bad to your truck somewhere to get it tested.
Could be. But it might be an alternator problem instead of a batery problem. You need a good alternator to keep the bttery recharged. I wouldn't run out and buy a battery without getting the alternator checked.
Try an ignition switch.