Yur car has a "VATS" system - the key has a little 'chip' in it near the top. This is a resistor, which is read by the car computer when you try to start. The wires that connect the connector in the switch to the ECM are VERY thin, and often break. There are two ways to fix this. 1) The right way. You have to change the ignition switch. This is a royal pain involving disassembling the top end of the steering column. 2) The easy way. Put a mulitimeter across the chip and read the resistance, then disconnect the wires between the ignition switch and the ECM, and put that value of resistor in there. Here.... http://vats.likeabigdog.com/ is the detailed instructions on how to do this. Richard
Normally (as the saying goes) you get 15 minutes of fame.
Yes, it is correct
alliteration
It depends on whether you mean a saying which has the same meaning as YOLO, such as "Carpe Diem", or another saying that functions like a mneumonic device, such as IDGAF. :)
Adage
Yes.
The answer is insinuation but I'm not sure that it's a rhetorical device.
no.
Ten minutes to nine on digital clock would be the same as saying it is Eight Fifty.
What the message is saying is that the program or device is not supported by your computer and cannot be used so the computer is exiting or quiting out of the trying to use the program or device.
Absolutely nothing was accomplished during the 70s...just saying!
innuendo