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No zombie crap on this site, sorry it's not the image we what to portray to the rest of the world.

Then, using the Fleetguard cross reference site, the correct filter is AF1985.

Using the -20P TM to identify the original filter, it was an AC Delco A644C.

Differential

Correct. So, you need a good wire to the small terminal, and back to your push button and a good ground. If that Blue wire tap is new, I suspect it may be the culprit.

If he connected the new relay same as the old one, and pressed the button(when it was wired as it was with 24v supplied to the relay coil), I suspect the coil burned out or the switch burned out. He did mention there was no voltage at the light blue wire at the relay.

Post pics on our site, rather than use links from photobucket. One of the rules of this site.

What temp does your gauge read? Is your heater connected properly? If it is connected wrong, you could be bypassing the thermostat and you will never get to temp.

Test your light blue wire at the relay with a meter. Disconnect it first and see if it has continuity to ground when you push your button. Also, try using a piece of wire, ground the terminal it is on to ground and see if it actuates the relay. Key on.

It does not exist for people to ask technical questions and other members to reply with assumptions.

I found it on this site.

Here is one of over 300 results for a site search for "LMTV Batteries". http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?78168-LMTV-and-Four-Batteries-in-Series-Parallel/page2

It would help the members and the forum if you refrained from posting guesses. They have 4 batteries. A simple search for LMTV batteries, should have found your answer.

It is against the site rules to post a link to CL.

please explain this. To add a manual push button, you simply ground the blue wire with a push button switch. Is that how you have it wired? I also am confused about the fuse, but I think I understand that this has been removed now.

If you have power on the small pink wire/terminal, you should also have it on the small blue wire terminal(they are internally connected). I do not understand most of this. Can you post a picture of the wiring or a detailed drawing of what you have added(is not stock). If your controller...

Have you tested your switch with a meter? Are you sure it is bad(your problem)?

There is no shortage of them on Ebay. Google the part number and GM and switch.

That is how I would solve the question at hand.

Great advice, hopefully after 4 years, he's all set.