Battery been disconnected PCM and TCM need to relearn vechicle most time during few drive cycle vechicle return to normal operation.if warning light stay on let dealership check it out.
Unfortunately it sounds as tho someone back boosted your car, so terminals on the wrong spots. I would push the installer of the battery to repair your problem or at least agree to cover any costs. On some vehicles computers, modules and other components can be damaged by back boosting a car
Since they blew one fuse, it is possible they blew others as well. There is a 7.5A fuse that I believe powers the 4WD control module. It is in the instrument panel junction box cowl on the left. There is also a 10 amp fuse for the module ECU-IG1. It is located in the same box as the other fuse. I would check those 2. One other fuse I would check is the other 7.5A for the gauge related to the 4WD on the cluster, but I guess that is working since it appears on the cluster.
I hope that helps and good luck.
SOURCE: Orange light( image engine) lit up while driving,
whenever this light is turned on there is a electronic engine control fault code set in the memory of the computer that controlds the system, have the OBD 2 electronic engine control system tested to determine which one of the approx 200 poss fault codes u have stored in memory
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Thanks for your helpful comments. It turns out that mekanik84 was right. I spoke to the shop manager today and he admitted that the mechanic had indeed switched the terminals during the installation. I have a feeling that they blew more than one fuse because they worked on my car for over 6 hours and told me that they checked every fuse. I will pass on the suggestions by Marc99GT to their mechanic when I bring it back tomorrow. I'm hoping that the damage was limited to just fuses.
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