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Well to be honest I've never used the genuine Shimano pads with the 2.3 discs. The Uber pads fit ok and there's an assortment of material to try. The ones with heat fins also fit, although I only used them for a week in the Alps. Regarding magnet with my Bosch setup. I removed the mounting plate...

I use whatever pads are available. Sometimes Uber pads or some cheap resin Chinese shit. Depends on weather you are x country or downhill racing. Just stick something in and stop overthinking it.

The TRP 2.3mm rotors do fit the xt calipers because I've been using them for a while now without any issues.

I think the NX box will last longer than the chain! X01 is fit and forget on my Shitmano cassette for about 3k miles.

Why don't you measure them to find out?

During my working life as a commercial mechanic, the torque wrench that had the most use was 1" drive with a 36mm socket on it for the wheel nuts. And if you were using an extension, then one guy would have to support the ratchet head while someone else would have to use their full body weight...

I should have said that I don't own a 3/8" torque wrench hence why I use the 1/2" one. But yes having a 3/8" wrench is a good idea 👍

50nm would smash a 1/4" drive to bits. That's why they make 3/8", 1/2", 3/4 and 1" drives to handle progressively larger torque requirements. I use a 1/2" drive for that sort of tightness.

No idea M8 but I thought I'd give your question a bump 👍

I fitted a deore steel cassette and an X01 chain to my bike over 3k miles ago. No messing about with wax. Very little oil, mainly a squirt of gt85 after every ride. Only changed it because of a rebuilt motor so decided to start afresh. Loads of life left in the old gear, and my bike gets plenty...

Can I add mine for sale also, as it's got the indestructible parts fitted 🤣

Yours is just full of silicone sealant Rusty 🤔

Football shin pads is what you need 👍 mind you they don't stop the backs of your legs from getting attacked when pushing the bloody thing 😱

500331 and 500366 which are something to do with software and voltage problems. I have the kiox display, but that only gives the basic 500 error code .

Mine was similar at less than 3 years old, so I refused to buy another motor and sent it off to the ebike motor centre and got it repaired.

Unfortunately I don't know about Shimano. But there will be a thread about it somewhere on the forum.

What motor system does it have? Can the battery be removed and if so does it have any charging lights on it?

Explain 6 months warranty. Because if it's in warranty then it should be covered. Error 500 is only half of the error code, so it depends on the other three numbers as to what is wrong with the motor. The dealers machine will give you the rest of the code. It's also not the brightest idea to say...