If I understand the question right it sounds like the neutral safety switch under the dash that is connected to the break pedal is either bad or you have a blown fuse. You can over ride this by turning the key to the first postition you no lights should come on on the dash board. then push the break pedal and move the shifter to the neutural position and start the car. you should be able to shift into drive.
It is the pivot point around which the lever rotates. Usually the fulcrum is thought of as a fixed point. It might be, or it might be built into the lever.
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Have you tried to move the crank lever back and forth without any good results? Have you tried moving the safety lever back and forth? You can remove the crank lever...slide off the lever's clip cover, slide off the crank lever and try to manipulate the safety lever...that should help. You might also check to see if the crank lever is engaging or not. Or....it could be that you have broken one of the cables, or metal arms that control this. If the lever loosens the top from the body...you might be able to slide a probe or screwdriver near the hook to move it. And, you're going to need at least one other person to lift the top. If this doesn't work...find your local dealer...I don't know what else to do.
aliens, Might exist but their are rumours that they probe people.
i think that it might work
The Magellan probe never landed on any planet. Bits of it might have landed on Venus, but the probe disintegrated in Venus's heavy atmosphere. The probe was never designed to land on Venus.
If you lift up the boot on the shifter, there's an override button which MIGHT work with a dead battery. Barring that, the best way is to connect a battery charger or another vehicle with jumper cables to it.
you might wanna have your tranny checked my dads probe did the same thing right b4 the tranny went out of it
Did it ever occurr to you that you might need to offer a bit more information?
Jupiter does not have a solid surface on which something might land.
Might be Winchester.
You can purchase a cooking probe in the household section of most department stores, and in some grocery stores, specifically in the area where kitchen supplies are sold.