Bagged and bodied 99 c3500 build

[HotWheelsBurban]

No, I didn't have a chance to jump the starter.
Responsible adult time happened. Lol

Good luck, but I bet it's a connection somewhere. Please let us know when you get a chance to look into it and figure out how to get it started (what the fix was).

 

[ROYALTYFORGE]

Good luck, but I bet it's a connection somewhere. Please let us know when you get a chance to look into it and figure out how to get it started (what the fix was).

Thanks, I definitely will. That's what I was thinking too, something I had done worked itself loose from driving around but I found nothing.

 

[ROYALTYFORGE]

Steering wheel getting closer.

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[ROYALTYFORGE]

More

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[BuiltToWork]

Solid!

 

[ROYALTYFORGE]

Arts and crafts to help me try to visualize.

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[618 Syndicate]

Interesting. Any more thought on the material?

 

[ROYALTYFORGE]

Interesting. Any more thought on the material?

It's going to be steel, I'm playing around with a bead roller now for practice.
But for the rest of the day I have to focus on seeing if I can get it to start for me.

 

[ROYALTYFORGE]

Well, update.
I have replaced the battery, alternator and just today the starter.
It is turning over, but it sounds like it is sputtering or even misfiring as it's doing so. It was close to firing off a couple times just wouldn't commit.
Any thoughts

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Have you replaced the cap, rotor or crankshaft position sensor? All these will affect how it starts. Check the Crank fuse in the dashboard fuse box; but usually if that's bad it won't start or even crank.
I have seen on both my trucks, that fuses that looked good (no visible break) must've been, because replacing them fixed the problem.