Powers on but won’t drive
If the headlight comes on and the battery gauge reads, the truck has power, and the cause is almost always one of the drive interlocks rather than a real fault.
This is usually quick to sort out. If these steps don’t fix it, call or text us and we’ll get it resolved.
What to do
Still not working? If the interlocks all check out and it still won’t drive, call or text us and we’ll get it resolved quickly. We’ll set up a video call to work through it with you.
Last reviewed October 24, 2026.
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