So Fustrated. 2015 Camaro LS Help and Opinions Much Appreciated
 

Starting 2 Days ago, I went to start my car up and randomly The battery was dead when I tried to start it, Also the windshield wipers started moving, The radio was flickering as well. Even with the keys out of the switch the radio was flicking and stuff.

I was getting "Roll window up and down and close" messages on the screen. It was just acting possessed.

My dad used a jump box to jump start it, and It ran great for a day going places and cranking back up.

Tonight , it was dead again as I went to try and crank up to run and get food.

Is this the battery or what could it be?

Im just stressed because I'm not super car savvy and I just had to get the blend door done which it took me forever to find someone who could do it without taking the windshield out.

Im worried that something is making the battery go dead or maybe its time for a new one? its a 2015 Camaro and It still has the Original battery in it.


Recent Things I've done to do:
- Vapor Canister Purge Solenoid ( 2 weeks ago )
- Blend Door Replacement (4 Days Ago )

It sure appears to be a battery issue. You can go to Auto Zone and have it tested free. A new battery might solve your problems.

battery will make all kinds of odd stuff happen.

yep like the others have said, low battery voltage will do some crazy stuff...I doubt anything is draining your battery, its possibly bad internally and discharging itself. Having it checked will let you know.

Yes, get your battery checked, it could be on it's way out and with the car running the alt is keeping things pretty much running, and the battery is slowly going dead because it can't hold the charge. And like stated above, and mine did it, these cars do some really weird stuff for sure!!

Also, do you have any aftermarket parts that use electricity?
I got a pre-owned Camaro. The radio and occasionally the A/C were turning on and off at random times. The previous owner did a crappy job installing a set of halo headlights. He used AV cable to hook up the halos and improperly tapped into the fuse box instead of wiring them to the driving lights (or using a proper circuit tap). I fixed that. No more problems with the radio and AC.