It's no secret that Audis are cars loved by driving enthusiasts, and that means that manual transmissions were a popular option on them for many years. Although automatic transmissions are far more prevalent nowadays, and stick shifts are available on far fewer models, many enthusiasts still covet the "row-your-own driving" experience.
If you're among this crowd, then you know that a poorly maintained manual transmission can quickly sap the life from your car.
Your vehicle's alternator is responsible for delivering electricity. Not only does it use the power from the engine to power your vehicle, but it will charge your battery as you go. However, do you know how to tell if it is going bad? You'll want to watch out for these warning signs that you need to take your vehicle in to get repaired.
Your Lights Are Dim
Since the alternator's job is to recharge the battery, you may notice problems with your lights when you open up the door to your vehicle.
