Are any of the battery wires near the struts?

Asked by Christina Mar 09, 2020 at 10:25 PM about the 2012 Chevrolet Avalanche

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just had to take my 2012 avalanche to the shop they fixed
one of the struts now my radio turns off and then back on
by itself and the doors randomly unlock and lock could it
be something the mechanic did

3 Answers

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If it didnt do it before the mechanic worked on it then most likely may have unhooked a ground wire or nicked a wire while replacing the strut.

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Thank you when I went back they charged me another 300 saying the negative wire running to the battery was faulty and it was not caused from the work previously done

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It's a machine. Those things happen. Glad to hear you're mobile again.

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