Hi,
Did you burn out the fusible link or simply replace it in the event it was damaged? As far as the starting system, it is very basic. Are you sure you have the wiring correct at the solenoid? Is anything touching the two posts which would cause power to be constant to the starter motor?
I attached a pic of the starter system wiring schematic. Take a look at it and you'll see there isn't a lot to it. At some point, power is being supplied constantly to the red and blue wire at the starter itself.
Check at the starter and relay for any crossed wires. Also, if you connect the battery, dies it start cranking right away, or do you have to first turn the key? If you have to first turn the key, I suspect the starter relay you got is bad.
Let me know.
Joe
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Wednesday, April 28th, 2021 AT 6:10 PM