Make sure the starter relay is good.

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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Sorry I forgot to mention that I swapped the starter relay with the AC relay. I can even take pull out the relay and the starter will spin while the battery is connected.

Response from chrism242
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There has to be a short somewhere in the steering column to the relay. Check the wiring to the relay to see if there is constant power out. Visually inspect the relay block to make sure nothing has melted and shorted. Double check to make sure everything to the starter is properly attached.

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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Here are a couple of photos I dont really see anything that is melted or shorted. Anymore advice before I pull out all my hair?

Response from chrism242
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Just hooked everything backup checked with my test light and I'm getting power from the starter priming wire connector. No power from the priming wire and of course I have power coming from the main positive cable to the starter.

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