Battery light on, lost power steering

Asked by Cameron Ray Jun 25, 2020 at 07:38 PM about the 2011 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

On Tuesday, my battery light came on solid. Then
while driving, I lost power steering. Took it to
o’rileys and got battery replaced because it was
low. Car was back to normal but light remained on.
2 days later, I lost power steering, brake light and
traction control light came on. Is this an alternator
problem? Please advise.

2 Answers

30

start the car then disconnect the negative cable. if the car dies its alternator,

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This happened to my Corolla yesterday. Was it an easy fix? Was it the alternater? Thanks in advance

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