"Crank" and "turn over" are the same thing. Do you mean it doesn't start? There's two cables on the battery. They both will have at least two wires, one fat one and one smaller one. Follow the positive (red) small wire to a single or two-wire connector and see if it pulled apart.
When the battery is disconnected while the engine is running, charging system voltage can rise above the normal 13.75 - 14.75 volts, possibly as high as 30 volts or more. That will burn out light bulbs and computers. You have an engine computer, transmission computer, air bag computer, body computer, and possibly anti-lock brakes, auto-load-leveling, and memory seat computers. Every one of these is a potential victim. I have a source for good used computers if you need them, and I don't mean from my twin, a '93 Dynasty.
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