I have a 2000 alero I went to the store n when I came out my car wouldn't start so the next day I change the starter n it still won't start what should I do next?

Well it could be several different things. The security system, the neutral safety switch, the starter, a bad connection, and so on.

Has the battery been load tested? do that first.

may be a poor contact.
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What make of car?

Are you saying the engine will not crank, or not start ?

Could be the starter motor.

sounds to me like a siezed up ac unit.. it would not spin while all other pulleys spin... thus causing the broken belt.. hope that helps you

I wouldn't put anything in your trans but the correct fluid

If you want to believe all the advertizing & other advice,
go ahead

I once owned a trans repair shop & never used any
of those products.
Obviously there was a reason

Just like putting injector cleaner in your gas tank
12 oz in 18 gallons of fuel, Won't do a thing

You WILL NOT FIX ANY trans problems changing
fluid or adding anything. Simple won't work.

Fluids are for heat removal,so how would they do
anything else?

Sounds like its a starter problem,if you can pull the starter off take it to an auto parts store,

there are many locations that have equipment to put a load on the starter, and they will be

able to tell if its bad. once you pull the starter off, if you can check the teeth on the fly wheel,

if there is a dead spot, the starter could spin and not engage the flywheel. I hope it's the

starter. the bendix on the starter the teeth that engage the flywheel could also have dead

spot's. and not engage all the time. good luck!

It is probably the starter . It is becoming heat soaked. When starters get old, heat build up can cause starter motor and solenoids to stick. Once it cools down parts can unstick. Get a new starter. Have it load tested.