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I ended up getting mine started make sure that the cable going to the starter (not the power but the little black connector) is connected, check your f4 harness for any cuts near connector. Also check to make sure the power going to the starter is conected firmly, while doing this trace it and check where it conects to the fuse box and make sure that, that is also tight. Also if you have wire in or previously had a turbo timer ether depsose of the pos. or make sure that there is nothing there causing a shortage. Pretty much to sum it all up make sure all of your wires are intact and are conected properly and tight. Mine ended out being the ignition switch had a shortage due to the turbo timer harness. Also there is no ground for the starter.
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