Because there is something in the car that keeps using electricity even when the ignition is off. A dash clock, an alarm, maybe a boot/hood/ glove comparment lamp stuck in the on position.
Air leak.
the tans. is going out. it still has a bit of life but hey it happens. your going to have to get a new one.
As with most vehicles today, the Navigator has a serpentine belt. This is a long piece of rubber. Rubber stretches over time. When serpentine belts stretch, they get loose on the pulleys. Of course, the squeal you hear could be a bearing going.
If your battery is not up to par could cause this and of course a short in the system too.
i was told the alternator was going bad and somehow it was backing up into the speedometer
If you are out of gas or something and keep cranking the starter then yes sooner or later you are going to drain your battery. Age of the battery is a factor, the older the battery the less time you get. Also the temperature if it is below zero out you get a lot less time.
No, the wheel and tires should both be straight at the same time.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THE BATTERY MAY HAVE A DEAD CELL AND CANNOT HOLD A CHARGE? IS THE ALTERNATOR INFACT PUTTING OUT ENOUGH VOLTAGE TO PROVIDE THE BATTERY WITH A CHARGE, APPROX. 13 TO 14 VOLTS.
The two are not causally related, however... sitting for a long time could result in both a dead battery and oil draining from the lifters.
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