chances are if you don' t need headlights or air conditioning or other high current using accessories , you would never know that the alternator was in the process of failing! The time you will find out is when it is 10 below zero and you wear down the battery by cranking the starter , then put the fan on high for heat , and then drive in the dark u will face various problms u will face problm starting engine u will have dim headlights ac n blower will not be that efficient..
The alternator may be failing. Remove it and have it tested at an Auto Parts store.
I would suspect that the alternator is failing. Have it load tested at your local auto-parts store.
Most likely your alternator is failing or has failed. Try to get tbe vehicle to an auto parts retailer and see if they'll test the alternator for you. The test is usually free.
Yes, if the bearings are failing.
The alternator may be failing. Drive to your local auto parts store and they can test the charging system for you for zip.
A healthy charging/electrical system won't do that. You may have something failing. Have your local auto parts store test the charging/electrical system, they may find a failing battery or alternator, assuming the engine is idling at the required rpms.
The alternator is failing.
The alternator is failing.
I assume you're speaking of a "low battery" light on a car...if so, it's because either a) your battery is failing, or b) your alternator is failing, and not recharging the battery. Check the belt that runs the alternator, make sure it's fairly taut. It's also easy to check a battery, most any auto parts store will do it for nothing.
it could be your crank posistion senson or alternator failing get a dia and a load test on alternator
It's not at all uncommon. A failing alternator can easily damage a battery.
A failing alternator with sticky or worn out brushes.