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Hi my 2015 Silverado had a loose ground that we fixed and caused a lot of chaos in the dashboard. One of the other things it did was get my truck stuck in 4 Hi . It won’t come out. I’ve disconnected the battery cables and checked the fuses. Nothing has worked yet. Any advice 

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6 minutes ago, Bkelley26 said:

Hi my 2015 Silverado had a loose ground that we fixed and caused a lot of chaos in the dashboard. One of the other things it did was get my truck stuck in 4 Hi . It won’t come out. I’ve disconnected the battery cables and checked the fuses. Nothing has worked yet. Any advice 

 

 

Uhh... Un-fix the loose ground.

 

 

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