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Your alternator isn't putting 14 volts out to the battery. Check the stator wire on the alternator and the 3 wire plug make sure there is no gap on any of the alternator connectors and they are on VERY firm!
Hook up a multimeter inside your car and watch the battery voltage! if under 14volt you got an alternator problem!
I believe in that era G.M.had what they called their H.E.I. and it was .060, check on radiator top or in engine compartment or its in the owners manual or better yet call a G.M.. dealer they'll know for sure
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