boosted231
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- Sep 13, 2003
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My car was stolen awhile back and recovered. When I got it back I had to replace the battery cables (they were cut). I replaced the cables and put a battery in the car and tried to start it with the rod on the steering column (since the column was busted up). No luck with starting the vehicle. I got a column from a member, Thanks Daniel Ray! My friend and I went through the column and converted it from column shift to floor shift with a new coller and installed a new ignition switch and neutral safety switch. We installed the column and plugged everything in tried to start the car and nothing getting to the starter. When I turn the key on the idiot lights light up and the fuel pump comes on but the starter will not crank. I pulled the starter and had it tested and it was fine. There is a blue wire going to the neutral safety and it has power to it. There is also wiring that goes to the starter with a couple of fuseable links that look ok from the outside, don't look burned up. There is not much room to work with around the starter wires. If anyone could steer me in the right direction on what to check I would sure appreciate it. I'm about ready to pull my hair out and I don't want to be bald yet.
Thanks, Kevin
Thanks, Kevin