Failed alternator can cause "no charge" condition: Chevrolet Blazer Engine & Powertrain

Problem overview

The alternator may fail, causing a "no charge" condition. An internal bearing may also fail and cause an abnormal noise. If the vehicle is driven too long with a failed bearing, the alternator may stop turning, which can cause the serpentine belt to break or the engine to stall and not turn over.

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1995 Chevrolet Blazer

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Alternator Replacement

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Failed alternator can cause "no charge" condition on Chevrolet Blazer

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Failed alternator can cause "no charge" condition on Chevrolet Blazer

Problem overview

Chevrolet Blazer vehicles with this problem

Repairs related to this problem

Alternator Replacement

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Serpentine Belt Replacement