[jblackburn]

Likely a bad connection on a battery cable or a battery no longer holding a charge. Since it started after you disconnected, the idea of a bad or corroded connection makes a little more sense.

Hold the push button with your foot off the brake until the dash lights up. Scroll through the menus & look at your battery voltage there with the engine off. You should be seeing at least 12.2V.

 

[Cruzeltz2014]

Thanks for the tip.

I went and checked the voltage it was around 11v and kept dropping. So you thinking bad connection or bad battery?

 

[jblackburn]

Thanks for the tip.

I went and checked the voltage it was around 11v and kept dropping. So you thinking bad connection or bad battery?

You definitely need a new battery

 

[ChevyGuy]

How old is the battery? The factory battery seems to last about 2-3 years.

 

[Cruzeltz2014]

Thanks for the tip.

I went and checked the voltage it was around 11v and kept dropping. So you thinking bad connection or bad battery?

You definitely need a new battery

lol yea I kinda figured that. Thanks for the help!!

 

[Cruzeltz2014]

How old is the battery? The factory battery seems to last about 2-3 years.

I've never replaced the battery and I'm guessing it wasn't changed when I bought it so makes sense why it would be acting up if it is a 2014.

 

[ChevyGuy]

When the battery went out in my 2013, my first warning was that the car really, really struggled start one day. It was fine after that, but I didn't trust it. No other electrical problems, so I changed the battery. All's well after that.

 

[Cruzeltz2014]

When the battery went out in my 2013, my first warning was that the car really, really struggled start one day. It was fine after that, but I didn't trust it. No other electrical problems, so I changed the battery. All's well after that.

Yea same situation for me. Got a new battery yesterday and all is well.