One of your pulleys is out of alignment or the bearings are going out. Sometimes if the belt is way overtightened it will jump off from metal brackets bending.
The fault is the centrifugal alternator pulley.Buy a new pulley or the easier way is to fit a new alternator,the pulley is very hard to change.
Not if you jump it from the battery or electrical system of another car.
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The car will be jumping( going up and down) you could only feel it when your car is at a stop.
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check the alternator
There is a list of possible reasons. We'll start with basics. An alternator is an electric motor that usually charges the car battery. If the alternator was remanufactured there may have been a mistake in how it was remanufactured. Also excess use of jumping starting a car could be a possible reason. It's probably better to take the time and/or money to learn about the problem with the alternator so that you can avoid it next time.
You're right it could be a dead battery, the starter, the soleniod, or even the alternator. My guess try jumping the car or charge the battery.
It could be your battery, the alternator or your starter... but more than likely it sounds like your alternator is bad.
The usual cause of a blown alternator is overload. The alternator will also blow if the battery is connected backwards, even for an instant, such as during jumping. Sometimes, overload is caused by attempting to jump start another car while revving the engine of the first car. The alternator is not designed to carry the current of a starter. Depending on the alternator, protection might be built in, but don't count on it. Rev the engine only to help charge the other battery, and then let the engine idle while starting the other.
Check the circuit breaker/fuse first. Your owners manual should have the location.
AnswerIf the battery's dead it could be the alternator or a bad battery. If not, the starter. Try jumping it. If it starts the starter's OK. Then investigate the alternator and battery.Does it turn over but not start..?? There is a difference. Doesn't turn over would most likely be the battery, which is typically followed by a clicking noise. That would be the starter solenoid trying to engage but the battery doesn't have enough power to do so.If jumping it starts it right up, let it run for 10 or 15 minutes then (while running) check the voltage at the battery terminals. If it's above 14 volts, the alternator is doing it's job and the battery is dead. If the voltage is less than 14, then the alternator needs to be replaced.
Could possibly be a bad battery too.