Hey Gregory L. Jackson,
First thing to do will be to check all of the fuses. Guide below.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-a-car-fuse
By connecting the two batteries in series you have effectively doubled the battery voltage.
This will cause all consumers to try and draw twice the current that they normally would.
You need to check all of the regular and mini fuses along with the large power supply fuses.
Work your way through all of these first.
If your battery is dead, replace it.
Try again and see what you get.
You may have done some damage to the control units in the vehicle but the first step is to get rid of that battery and replace any fuses that are blown.
Regards, Joe
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