Cheapest 3.0 SI in the land .

So after a few weeks jobs done as weather has not been too pleasant,
Removed all intake side and renewed
The following -
New Boot struts
Rear crash bar removed and epoxy coated.
2 x Disa units
All air take gaskets
Oil filter gaskets
New PCV system pipes and filter.
Cleaned Throttle body
Flushed and bleed cooling system
All electrical functions,
are now sorted including ,Reverse sensors , new horns and plugs , Fogs reconditioned.
Seats redyed and interior valeted
Aftermarket Radio replaced with OEM Unit.


Started looking at rear sub frame as condition is not too bad, so rub down and rust proof this weekend

Jobs in next few weeks -
Oil pan gasket
New springs and shocks
Clean and tidy up Brakes /wheel wells
Check Brake lines
Replace Spark plugs
Good polish once spring is here

So far spent approximately £400
 

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I'll be following as you report out on your oil pan gasket replacement. My oil pan gasket has a very slight weep - so far, only enough to leave a few drips on the reinforcement plate between oil changes (< 5K miles OCI). It's not enough to drop oil level or even get to the garage floor, but I know it's there . . . . I have had too many other projects to prioritize it so far.
 
Very interested in your oil pan gasket change too. I had all the parts ready to do this on my last Z4, but it was too much of challenge, so I sold them on with the car.
 
I have a friendly local garage to do the oil pan gasket as it’s a big job with out the right equipment.
And only £100 negotiated ..
I supply the Gasket and new bolts
 
There's way more, don't pay any attention to how many left it's totally inaccurate
Actually, the Howmanyleft data is an accurate record of current and historic registrations, it’s just that the BMW Z4 (and presumably other) data is very poorly categorised so you need to know where to look.

For instance a 3.0Si manual may be recorded as “Z4 SPORT”, “Z4 SI SPORT”, “Z4 SI SE”, “Z4 SE ROADSTER”, “Z4 SE”, “Z4 ROADSTER”, “Z4” or “Z4 3.0SI CABRIO”

It is the reason why many people think E86 coupes are much rarer than they actually are.
 
I have a friendly local garage to do the oil pan gasket as it’s a big job with out the right equipment.
And only £100 negotiated ..
I supply the Gasket and new bolts
That’s a massively good deal. It’s still quite a big job even with the right equipment.
 
Actually, the Howmanyleft data is an accurate record of current and historic registrations, it’s just that the BMW Z4 (and presumably other) data is very poorly categorised so you need to know where to look.

For instance a 3.0Si manual may be recorded as “Z4 SPORT”, “Z4 SI SPORT”, “Z4 SI SE”, “Z4 SE ROADSTER”, “Z4 SE”, “Z4 ROADSTER”, “Z4” or “Z4 3.0SI CABRIO”

It is the reason why many people think E86 coupes are much rarer than they actually are.
So it's totally unreliable as I said
 
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