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When your car won't start and seems to have no electric power, it's not always the battery that's to blame. It may be your alternator. Your battery simply provides enough power to start your vehicle while the alternator keeps the electricity flowing during your entire commute.
Many vehicles now have a warning light on the instrument panel that will alert you to a faulty alternator.
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— Big Al's Tires (@BigAlsTires) December 3, 2017
When you think about the alternator in your car, what you need to know is that it has to do with the power in your vehicle. Without an alternator, your battery dies fast and you are left without the ability to drive your car.
