First Aid Box + Seat Bracket

IAmOrion

IAmOrion

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 Cambridge, UK
“As new” condition first aid box and mounting bracket
Ideal “upgrade” to drivers side for an additional storage box especially as it includes the required mounting bracket. I stuck a bmw logo sticker over the first aid symbol as you can see in pics

£50 posted, £40 collected (From Cambridge CB22 5JN)

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Thunderous One said:
hi, how easy is it to fit! :D
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I don’t know, I never fitted it :rofl:
I had every intention of it then never got around to it and now I’ve done a seat swap and got RX8 seats hence selling this as I’ve no use for it now.

I’ve been told it’s easy. Just 2 bolts to screw into underside of seat. Might be worth doing a quick forum search to be sure though.
 
I fitted one under the driver's seat on my 2nd Z4 and then transferred it to my current one.

OE fitment uses 3 short (20mm or so) but fairly fat PDK-type screws, but I can't remember if they are Torx or hex headed. The hardest bit is finding the holes in the seat bases, although winding the screws in to cut a thread isn't too easy either - mainly due to limited access and visibility!

Once I found the holes I found it easier to wind the screws in before trying to fit the bracket so I had some hope of seeing what I was doing, then took them out and attached the bracket. 2nd time around I had it all done in less than 30 minutes!

I've found it really useful given the lack of storage space in a Z4 cabin.

If anyone misses out on this one it's the same as what was fitted to an E46 - that's where mine came from!
 
Mr Tidy said:
I fitted one under the driver's seat on my 2nd Z4 and then transferred it to my current one.

OE fitment uses 3 short (20mm or so) but fairly fat PDK-type screws, but I can't remember if they are Torx or hex headed. The hardest bit is finding the holes in the seat bases, although winding the screws in to cut a thread isn't too easy either - mainly due to limited access and visibility!

Once I found the holes I found it easier to wind the screws in before trying to fit the bracket so I had some hope of seeing what I was doing, then took them out and attached the bracket. 2nd time around I had it all done in less than 30 minutes!

I've found it really useful given the lack of storage space in a Z4 cabin.

If anyone misses out on this one it's the same as what was fitted to an E46 - that's where mine came from!
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Thanks for the info good sir, that's good to know :)
 
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