I changed motors in a 69 gmc had power previously have nothing now starter is new battery is good no fuseable link fuses look good what else should i do

SOURCE: 1991 buick riveria

It could be that your ignition pass key is not working properly. The computer in the vehicle is set to start the car only if the proper resistance is measured on the ignition key. If you have several sets of keys for that car, try the other keys. This is not a common fault, but never the less, it is a possibility.

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I would check with vom voltage at battery terminals and at starter to ground. Is possible could be a fuse or fusable link but I think the positive goes straight to starter and power distribution fuse or fusable link

SOURCE: STARTER MOTOR WIRING

The wires with the large loops go on the big terminal. The purple wire likely is the one with the smaller loop that goes on the right terminal (facing the solenoid). That is ith trigger wire from the ignition key.Do not permit the wires from either terminals to touch.

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On the 96 GMC sonoma my fuses are located on a small panel on the drivers side of the dash, it's hidden by the door when it's closed, you'll see a round knob. Under my hood is ONLY the master cylinder and cruise control unit. NO fuses are under my hood either. The relays are behind a panel in the glove compartment.

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A fuse-able link is a fat usually red wire that burns up if to much power it put through it. You have an under hood fuse box, it is black plastic about the size of an alarm clock. under the cover will be a diagram of which fuses are what, and coming out of the box will be red wires, these are your fuse-able links. Look for one that looks like it was burnt.