Most likely you have an issue with you're alternator, to avoid that spendy fix I would check your fuse box and make sure the wiring isn't corroded, along with double checking you're lugknuts that feed on your battery and make sure you're battery is pushing out that voltage.
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SOURCE: Drove home in a snow
Could be a dirty or snow packed ABS sensor made brake light come on, not 100% sure on yur vehicle. Tire pressures will lower when colder, perhaps all related to snow & cold . If in garage, let it warm up & melt some snow & maybe yur troubles will disappear. I would check tire pressures regardless, they may have been borderline low, and cold caused it to go low enough to trip monitor.
SOURCE: my interior dome lights flicker
Sounds like you have loose wiring or a short in the power door locks. Try looking behind the power door lock switch and work your way back through the door to see if there are any loose or bare wires touching on any doors with a lock button. A Chilton or Haynes Manual for your exact car may be found at a library or most auto parts stores, and they'd be able to give you the exact location and diagrams of the wiring for your power door locks. The dome light may be a loose or broken switch in the door that turns the lights on/off when you open/close the door, try tightening the bolts or nuts holding this switch to the door frame. Hope I could help.
SOURCE: headlights flicker on and off at times .interior
the first thing to check is if u have a steady ground wire this can cause the flicker so can a low battery that doesnt have it full health a semi attach wire can do the same
to check ur ground look for corrosion at batt post (black wire) follow it to where it mounts clean or replace if needed.
SOURCE: Exterior and Interior lights flickering
check the ground and power cables most likely broken or loose . now pay me
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