Hey all, Been lurking for a few months, slowly restoring my new-to-me 78 z and loving it, BUT... I've hit a wall with an electrical problem concerning the starting system. Some background: I replaced the fusible links with maxi-fuse blocks, located in the cabin by the fuse board on the passenger side Moved the relays from the engine bay to inside the cabin, back of firewall under the heater fan Re-made the primary wire loom from the battery to the new maxi-fuse blocks and new 8GA leads to the starter New battery, plenty of juice, lights work fine The car started fine, ran great for several weeks, drove it to work and came out at the end of the day, turned the key and and NO response from the starter. No clicking, solenoid silent. Lots of relays clicking around in the passenger area under the dash, but no love. The accessory functions light up, seat belt buzzer sings, etc. just no starter. Looking at the FSM I identified the "Ignition Relay" and thought this might be the issue - cannot find a replacement part anywhere on this earth. Took apart the unit and while I don't really understand how its supposed to work, both relay solenoids activate and deactivate when I turn the key switch to "ON" and "Start". Further reading/searches seem to indicate this relay actually doesn't even fire the starter solenoid at all... If I arc a screwdriver across the big terminals on the starter solenoid, the starter motor spins up. If I arc from the positive terminal on the starter solenoid to the B/Y small gauge wire (spade connector) on the starter solenoid, I hear a big 'click' and the starter motor spins, but the gear doesn't engage to crank the motor. All my fuses look fine (newly replaced when I bought the car) and I'm totally flummoxed at this point... Could it be the ignition switch itself? Where should I start looking? Thanks in advance, any help would be greatly appreciated