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Aftermarket cats especially the sports variety need to be positively glowing to stand any chance of passing so it could be that simple.

Seems odd they were not packaged better, you have to be careful these days as there are lots of counterfeit parts around online.

You would have to be doing something very silly with a pressure washer to damage paintwork. Snow foam is a big help in winter months, Bilt Hamber touchless is a very good product that is easy to spray on and rinse off when a full contact wash is a bit pointless. If the car has a good layer of...

The Sonos play 5 is a very nice speaker for a larger room, I had one but recently inherited a second so set them up as a stereo pair and they sound awesome. I only use spotify and its ample for me.

Maybe a piece of decent quality rubber fuel hose with the correct clips, 8mm inside diameter would be a good tight fit on it and although its plastic it should be ok. Not sure how the Mot man would be with it though.

I did read the Arcan jacks that costco sell are very good quality.

I have 2 of their jacks and touch wood have not experienced any issues in 5 years, personally i would look elsewhere though from what i have read online about them.

A lot of dealers these days do hold it electronically but i think you have to be the car owner to get it. Buying cars these days is very hard work.

Wires can start to break in the door wiring loom that runs from car to door near the hinge area, worth having a look here first.

Im of the opinion that when its brakes involved then replace the carrier. I have had very little experience with inserts but have heard timeserts are the ones to go for for strength.

The seller will always cover themselves by saying its for test purposes only, these things normally just plug in instead of the occupancy mat and give the system the resistance it needs to see. I have not looked at the listing but i would guess its telling the car the seat is occupied at all...

The Noco ones look really good and where i would put my money, thought about getting one with an inflator built in too but not sure when i would use it!

I know people have different methods including multiple paint marks etc but for me i would always buy the correct locking tools if available.

Maybe try Nissan, they used to sell them for older models.

Remove it with heat as suggested, clean the adhesive off and forget about it.

Get them good and hot and you may stand a chance of winding them out with a mole grips or chisel them around.

I think I would have a go at sealing that myself with something like JB weld but make sure its fuel resistant. Obviously empty tank and cleaned up as best as possible first.

I would take it to a reputable garage and let them check over your work.

Depends what you call a scuff, I would just live with it personally. A wheel refurb as suggested is normally needed. You can get polishing heads and compound obviously but most of the time the scuffs are too deep to do anything with.

Only thing you can do is get a quote for repair, Its a very popular car so It is worth doing. Failing that advertise it warts and all on ebay specifying all known faults but that its a bit of an unknown and see where the auction goes. If it started, drove and ran you would be in a much better...