Hi Brandy,
Just because the fuses are good doesn't mean you didn't melt some wires. I would suggest trying to locate where you smelled the burning wires. If the wire coating was melted and you have wires shorted out, they may not pop the fuse.
The only thing that pops fuses is when there is to much current running through them. However, if something else melted the coating and they are now shorted, it may not blow a fuse.
Based on what you stated here, this is the most likely cause. Other than that, you will need to start with testing your starter circuit and see if you are getting power the starter. If not, we can go from there.
Let me know if you find any melted wires. I included the starting system wiring diagram in case you need to review the system. There is a chance you have an issue with the TRS but again based on the burning wires smell, I would start with trying to locate the source and repair then retest.
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Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019 AT 7:55 PM