Boring bumper question

[api330]

I know its a boring question but does any one know how to remove the rear bumper from my Z4 pls, I have looked all over the net but cannot find any info any where.

 

[rayz4]

Remove the rear wheels then the inner wheel arch liners, there is a screw to the rear of the arch then the lower screws along the bottom of the bumper, it should then just pull away from the car .hope this helps.

 

[bradmarsh1989]

Be careful when removing the bumper you disconnect the rear parking sensors one at a time before pulling the entire unit out otherwise you'll have a big bill to pay for 4 new sensor wires... :|

 

[aquazi]

As above all the screws and clips you can see - once they are out then it is clipped to the side (stick you hand in through the wheel well plastics and push it)... and in the center is sort of wedged/ clipped in place....

And def as above... parking sensors and number plate light... dont pull to hard as the wires are very short!

 

[api330]

I took the wheel arch liner out but could not see any screws in the corner holding the bumper in place, I did take all the screws from around the bottom of bumper and the ones holding the wheel arch liners to bumper , Could any one tell me were and how that fixing screw is located I presume it should be right in corner of the bumper n/s and o/s just behind the wheel arch liner ?, When I find them and remove them i take it the bumper should just pull free from quarter panals and along the top edge by were boot shuts down and under the back lights, Sorry to be a pain but dont want break any thing, Thanks

 

[Finisterre]

all the screws are clearly visible. If you have nothing obvious holding the bumper on then a sharp tug will shift it. I stuck a bit of wood up through the number plate light holes to lever the centre top out but I don't think it made much difference.

 

[aquazi]

Yeah.. def no hidden screws on mine! its clipped in place.

 

[Lightning87]

i have a link but that's E85/86 not the E89

 

[Finisterre]

aarrrgh!

I was answering for E85, stupid of me. Please forgive my mistake.