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One more thing to check after thinking about it........ 200 1988

Have you by chance taken the AMM connector loose recently? Take the negative lead off the battery and make sure the connector is firmly plugged in and locked in place. A loose AMM connector will also cause your problem, and yes got that merit badge also. Connect your battery lead back up and then try the relay jumper if the still does not start.

Based on your fabric ripping comment from the passenger side, I still suspect the fuel pump relay and the pole that sends power to the AMM.

Never hurts to check out the connector under the hood however.

Good Luck,

Paul






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