Probably. The alternator and voltage regulator may be fried, and the battery ruined. Take the battery to a battery shop and have them test it.
If you know for sure that it is not getting fuel or fire, you need to check the ECM fuse. If it is good then check the relay. If you have a professional hook up a scanner then it will tell what is wrong with it. That would be cheaoer than guessing unless you have plenty of money to waste on replacing good parts.
take the door panel off & power up the motor directly with jumper wires. if this won't work the motor is probably not working & will need to be replaced.
I've just started having this problem too on my 2002 Malibu. I have found a lot of intermitted turn signal issues, especially for the 2000-01 Malibu, but I am still searching for info on the clicking (turn signal) sound from the dash.
Its telling you that for some reason the battery is not charging. Possible cause are: poor or dirty cable connections at the battery posts, bad cables, bad battery. It is also possible that the brushes in your alternator are bad but, the fact that you are getting a light usually indicates the problem is with the battery or cables. For some reason on a GM alternator when the internal regulator in the alternator fails you don't get a light. The only indication you get is that when you turn on the key the battery light doesn't come on. So it is probably not the alternator. Check for corrosion around the battery cables where they connect to the battery. That is most likely the problem. If you have the type that screw into the side of the battery, they may have just worked loose. Good luck
Malibu can get tsunamis, as can just about any location along the Pacific Ocean. Other parts of California have suffered damage from tsunamis before. It has mostly been a matter of luck that Malibu hasn't taken major damage from one in recent years.
Either you have a bad battery or you have something draining it down overnight.
I connect a spare battery to the system with jumper wires, positive to an accessory post on the vehicle and the ground to a good engine ground. Keep in mind the vehicles positive battery cable will be hot even after the vehicles battery is removed.
YES ! ! ! next you know you will be stranded trying to get a jumper it doesnt work until you replace either alternator and battery[both].
go to walmart and use tha battery finder
Possibly if they both have the same size wheels.
Alternator is not charging. Have it tested and/or replaced.
check the battery, its probably dead
You don't have to unplug the horn to replace the battery.
You might have a bad battery, a poor connection between the battery and alternator, or a bad ground from the battery.
Alternator may be defective, or connections at battery may be corroded or loose. The battery itself may also be defective.
first remove the cables from battery, neg, than positive, remove hold down bolt on bottom of battery. remove battery.
Remove the positive battery cable from your 2000 Chevy Malibu battery. Remove the cables from the front of the starter. Remove the starter retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install your new starter.