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. My best guess is that the wire that runs down through the column has rubbed itself bare somewhere along the way. Attach a new piece of 14ga to the old wire and pull it out through the bottom of the column, then thread it to where it touches the wiring harness.

. Great!! Looking Good for Sure... What bent drive shaft that was bent with a forklift at GP? Say it ain't so!

. Really interesting how a little corrosion will make life miserable. Grounds. We talk about them all the time and you definitely found the problem!

. You may very well be on to something there cucvrus. Here in the big city, getting good help may just be more difficult. For YEARS we had an older guy at our local Advance Auto Parts. He could recognize the part from a vehicle when he saw it on the counter. That was so nice and he had...

. Sad but true. Standing behind the counter rather than walking out there with you and looking... Or maybe better yet, here is the belt number you asked for and the next 2 sizes larger and smaller. Don't Know and Don't Care. I can have all the patience with stupid or maybe even plain...

. So, I believe there must be some rite of passage that has to be a thing called payback. Good part is you got her running and moving and a little grease/oil/dirt never hurt a soul ! Just have to remember that YOU might be on the ground one day. And it might cost you! --- The REALLY FUNNY...

. Ahhhh... Okay. Thanks! I thought maybe I was way off in the weeds. Those magic knurls used to be really important.

. Nothing like lift and insert starter. Remove starter, chase the threads, lift the starter again. There is no job that can't be done several times - just for fun :) Glad you had the bolts. SO, big question: On these GM starters on these trucks - There isn't a knurled patch on the starter...

. Looking Good!! Seems like the "concrete floor" in your garage looks a lot like mine :cool: That does work though! Yes sir, trying to make those "stove bolts" stay still while you tighten them - without the magic of the square punch at the factory is a royal pain! But it looks so much...

. I really love that piece of railroad iron for shaping the humps and bumps in the floorpan! We have a chunk here that we rescued from a rail replacement project about a thousand yards up the road. It is perfect for forming a lot of shapes.