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I have had vehicles where the speed sensor, MAF, MAP and throttle body did not let them shift as they should but the vehicle did shift. I have put several links above. Just to make sure if you have check engine light find out the code. Make sure you check transmission fluid with engine on and in park, emergency brake on at normal operating temperature. ( May sound bad but I have had to tell people above 30 about this and they said it was the first they heard of it). I will say the thing which stands out to me is check shifter cable. Check fuses. I did see a link which suggested brakes locked up but I assume the truck is not even trying to move.
You will need to register on the forum to see it, but there's a diagram for a 2-door lock on the 6th post down. http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7452
i dont see the main fuse box being bad, a fuse box does not tell the wipers to turn on or off. Are you sure they said fuse box.? I would check a wiper relay or the control switch on the column. the fuse box only gives the power to switch,
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