Do I need a new battery distribution block?

What is your question?

Hey so I was dealing with something with a check engine light on my 2.4L 2020 Silverado and as I was taking out the negative screw on the battery with a wrench I tuned the wrench and touched the 80a ANL and it caused huge sparks and when I turned on my truck I noticed my cooling fans were loud and sounded like they were at max speed. The 80a fuse that I touched connects to (G59 Engine Coolant Pump (L3B) and the (G10R Cooling Fan Motor - Right (LM2). I don’t know if I have to replace the entire battery distribution block that has a new 80a fuse or what? I checked the fuse box and tried to see if there’s any blown fuse but I can’t find any that are blown unless it’s the 80a that connects the fans in the battery distribution box. Thanks Anything will help thank you.

What makes this problem better or worse?

Idk

How long has your 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 had this problem?

Today