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I would look at your key to see how worn it is, this will give you a clue as what the condition of the ignition may be. Do you have another key to try?The previous answer form techno chicken is correct. The tumblers inside your ignition are worn causing the connections inside to not disengage. It's highly likely that your ignition needs replaced.

Could possibly be that either there is a loose connection on your video card or the video requirements of the game are touch much to handle. Both would cause your screen to blank out. Also a third thought, if the ram in your computer isn't able to handle the speed or graphics of the game……could also cause this. Check the specs of the game and make sure the current equipment in the computer is up to par for the game.

Have you checked to see that the wires that go between your door and it frame of the truck are frayed or worn from the years of opening and closing. My 98 Chevy 1500 had the exact same problem inside of the plastic tube that houses the wires. Just a thought :)

I had the same problem on my JBL flip 4..I do not know what blue tooth speaker you have but I will share this. When I use a fast charger or any other charger except for the one that specifically came with the charger, mine does the exact thing as yours. My first suggestion if you do not have the plug end ( as most come with some form of a USB plug) research the specific amps or power that your speaker needs. This is actually crucial if you value the longevity of your battery. Another place to look is your cable. I've bought many after market cables and I can promise you ( with out getting all tech specs) your cable does matter. Also if you plug your speaker in when it's at a low battery it will shut its self off thinking that the current is insufficient to both charge and at the same time play your speaker……..I hope this helps :)