Check the battery with a load test. Also, look for any ground connection from the battery and clean it. Judging by the low volt reading at night, I think you have a battery that isn't holding it's charge. Have you used a battery tester to check the charge level of each cell? I tend to think you might find you have a bad cell.
If it is the original battery, it may be time to replace it. I think I would just get a new battery and see if that takes care of the problem. If I were to clean all connections and replace the battery and still have problems, it would be time to take it to a good repair shop.
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