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Not sure where you are with this, Tommy. If you haven't made any progress, I suggest you put the original GP relay back, as it's possible that you got the wrong relay which is why you have smoke from the resistor bank. Putting the old relay back in will eliminate that variable and you can...

Start by diagnosing the problem. Replacing parts is not diagnosing the problem. It's an expensive and frustrating way to waste a lot of time. Until you know what should happen, you won't know what to test. Read the stickies to get an understanding of the circuits.