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With the Bose system, it's true that their speakers often have unique impedance (ohm) ratings, typically lower than standard aftermarket speakers. This can make direct aftermarket replacements tricky because mismatched impedance could affect sound quality or even damage the amplifier. Here are your options: 1. Factory Replacement: Replacing the speaker with a factory Bose speaker at the dealership ensures compatibility and maintains the system's integrity. This might be a simpler, safer choice since it preserves the balance and sound Bose designed for your vehicle. 2. Upgrade: If you're open to upgrading, it’s important to research aftermarket speakers that match the impedance of your current system (likely around 2 ohms). A professional car audio shop could offer an upgrade solution that works well with the Bose amplifier and enhances sound quality without risking damage. If you're looking for the safest option with minimal hassle, a factory replacement might be the best route. However, if you're seeking better sound quality, upgrading could be worth it with the right match.

Your Silverado's battery issue could be due to a faulty battery, parasitic drain, or alternator problem. Check the battery voltage and consider having a mechanic test for parasitic drain. For the electronic shifter, check your manual for an override to move it into neutral. If the battery checks out, have the electrical system inspected for other issues.