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It's tough to tell from your photo. To the right of photo 5 should be the fuel pump for your passenger heater. It's fed by a blue wire with a funky thing about the size of a lipstick in the circuit. Do you have a wire to your heater fuel pump?

when it doesn't start, what *does* it do? relay chatter? does it crank? does it sputter? please provide all the detail you can.

Stock configuration has 2 belts on PS, front one drives PS alone. Rear one drives both PS and A/C compressor. I'm not sure I understand your other question. Stock box has heater in right rear corner, with access panel on outside of the truck. Heater lives under the "bench" which you don't have.

This is the stock grill. OP seems to have emergency lights where I have the blackout light and 24V outlet.

M1010 wiring is troublesome as designed. More troublesome is figuring out how previous owners modified it. If you eliminate the DUVAC and proceed with patience and the TMs, you can get it figured out and solid. Be aware that these batteries have a *lot* of juice, and can do serious damage. I...

Here are the switch panels, jump box as recommended elsewhere, and passenger side floor. I had to remove the radio mount in that floor in order to treat rust beneath it. I used a grinder to grind away the welds. I haven't needed the jump box since we did the Plan B Mod and put in serious...

This pump (circled) pumps fuel to the fuel-fired heater in the passenger compartment. If it's "clicking up a storm", it's trying to send fuel somewhere. Since you don't seem to have this heater, I'm not sure where it's sending fuel, but it's probably not good. As suggested, you can unplug it...

Astute observers will note that the passenger heater exhaust pipe and the radio rack over the transfer case are not mounted. The former is a work in progress. The latter interferes too much with passenger leg room. The OP has an additional back-up light. We both have added trailer hitch...

This is as-built by GM, except we added seat belts in the back.

I like the M1010. You can read my M1010 saga here. Now my son wants one. If you decide to pass, send me the details and I'll take a look. As mentioned above, your biggest M1010-specific issue is the charging system. I went with the Plan B Mod and NAPA HD truck belts. These big alternators...