My Z4 - Roof Motor replacement\Relocation
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McDade said:
Glad to be of help , it's a very good part of the forum
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McDade said:McDade said:
As quoted i ordered the pin on Friday, it turned up Sunday
Typical !
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the pins where found, and put back together and success, the roof opens and closes freely!
When putting the left hand shelf mechanism we are struggling with the bowden cable locations. they are stopping the shelf from fully sitting down on the left hand side. We've tried routing these behind the mechanism, down the side, under the carpet but there are in the way for the shelf to fully sit down.
How has everyone else dealt with this?
The only thing we can think of is cutting into the black plastic cover that sits on top of the left hand mechanism
Any thoughts?
the pins where found, and put back together and success, the roof opens and closes freely!
When putting the left hand shelf mechanism we are struggling with the bowden cable locations. they are stopping the shelf from fully sitting down on the left hand side. We've tried routing these behind the mechanism, down the side, under the carpet but there are in the way for the shelf to fully sit down.
How has everyone else dealt with this?
The only thing we can think of is cutting into the black plastic cover that sits on top of the left hand mechanism
Any thoughts?
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Yes that's exactly what you need too do. If you remove the shelf mechanisum on the left you can tuck the pipe work behind it . The pipe work should go as close to the back wall as posible . I cut two small slits in the plastic tray either side of the pipe work and push the pipe work against the slit tab and the pipe work should clear the shelf . Some people cut out a half moon shape in the edge of the tray instead of the slits I'm suggesting but the pipe work can rattle , with the slits the tab pushes against the pipe work stopping any rattles .