You could have a bad starter causing the engine to not turn over the engine.But that would not explain the dieing while driving.So did you make sure the battery cable's are clean and tight?Also you had the battery load tested at the auto part's store?Did you have the alternator tested there as well?Do you have a multimeter to do some testing?There really is no reason to remove the starter to test it.Do you have any code's?So the engine will die while driving and then crank no start?Or no crank no start?The more detail's the better.

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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I had the battery tested at the auto store they said it was good. I have a charger that has an alternator setting on it when it was running it read 110-120. When the car dies it does not crank or start after I wait a couple of hours and try to start it sometimes it clicks once and sometimes it trys to turn over but sounds like it does not have enough power to start. I do not have a multimeter or any codes.the battery cables are clean and tight. I have not been able to get it started now for two weeks. when I turn the key everything gets power( radio windows lights ect.)

Response from chefbob
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If your charger read's DC voltage do you mean at idle the voltage read's 11.0 volt's-12.0 volt's if so your alternator isn't charging like it should.If you had a multimeter that would really help to figure this out.

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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I will get a hold of one and see what it says. Thank you for your help.

Response from chefbob
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Charge the battery up check all the fuse's and see if it start's.If it doesn't start let me know and what it's doing.if it does start let me know what the voltage at the battery is at idle and we will go from there.

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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