2002 tahoe metal hit metal now truck will crank but not hold a start windows and door locks wont work did i blow a fuze or what can it be

Asked by Tracy Jul 25, 2017 at 09:11 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 4WD

Question type: General

2002 tahoe will crank but won't completely start.window and locks won't work
either. Lights work trys to turn over but won't connect .Any one have a idea what
happened. Battery is charged..did a fuse blow?? Please help

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Guru9MF5F answered 7 years ago

There is a ground on the frame by gas tank another ground by motor on frame horn.Positine cable has cable from battery to where it goes check its connections. There is a fuse panel its called a block fuse. Make sure all grounds are connected.

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