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Where in Essex are you? If close to Colchester then I would recommend Keys is Us.

Router.

Multi tool would do the job but getting an acceptable cut might be difficult. I normally remove door and use a standard circular saw but if you really don't want to remove the door you can buy/hire a dedicated circular saw for trimming door bottoms.

Gearbox or engine? Gearbox probably no dipstick.

Another of Tony's abandoned threads?

Try removing the coloured inserts to see if there are any grub screws beneath. Otherwise try pouring boiling water over tap heads to expand them.

A 'bad_pool_caller' error is when a thread in your processor has made a bad pool request. This means that it’s asking to use resources that are unavailable, nonexistent, or in use by another thread. It could also mean that the pool header is corrupted. Most 'blue screen of death' errors are...

Try clicking on the power button 'Restart' with the shift key depressed. Otherwise try pressing F12 when the machine starts up. It should give you boot options. Select 'Safe mode with command prompt'. If F12 fails to give boot options you will need to go into the bios when the machine starts...

Try starting laptop in 'Safe Mode' always a preferable first step before even thinking system restore.

In search box search for 'Restore Point' and select create restore point. 'System Properties' box will appear. System Protection tab and there is a button 'System Restore'. Personally always regard 'System Restore' as a last resort never a first port of call cure all solution which just loads...

Look at this thread http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/microsoft-are-bugging-me.447451/

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-remove-windows-10-nag-messages-not-madatory-3614204/

Paul reading your original post you say 'floorboards' run in same direction. If this is correct then you will need to cut the joists virtually their full height which would obviously be a no-no. Did you really mean the JOISTS run in the same direction? In which the project may be doable.

As has been said before true cannot be prosecuted for having no MOT but the MOT does not declare the vehicle is safe for the full 12 month period. You can always be prosecuted for driving an unsafe vehicle, MOT or no MOT, plus doing so is contrary to the terms and conditions of your insurance...

Can't see any details of the supplied plug but I was thinking of similar to this- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Autoleads-PC3-412-Pioneer-12-Pin-to-ISO-Car-Stereo-Replacement-Wiring-Harness-/261309872737?hash=item3cd7483a61:g:CYQAAOxyWt5SYVfH

First try contacting a specialist car audio supplier as you might be able to buy an off the shelf adapter to convert from vehicle plug to connector used on your new unit.

To check port forwarding is set correctly on your router simply find out your current IP address you connect to your ISP with and then enter this into browser such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8000 Thus trying to access your own IP address with :8000 added to the end. This assumes you have not changed...

John don't know if they have a Maplins where John Tan hails from!

Really the car itself should always be the first port of call if it is reasonably modern! Take it and get a diagnostic readout of any fault codes, this can save a whole load of expense base on nothing other than pure guesswork.

There are also companies that will refurbish your existing door.