Not many like this ...

synthedup

Senior member
 Rotherham
Well after owning the car over 7 years and never once cleaning out the drain plugs, I was constantly waiting for the roof to pack in.

Well today I decided to take a look at the motor whilst the roof was off.

To my surprise
 

Attachments

  • 4F36F006-4E81-49AD-BE09-DC3AC1DBC602.png
    4F36F006-4E81-49AD-BE09-DC3AC1DBC602.png
    544.7 KB · Views: 1,505
I thought you seemed like a pretty trustworthy guy, but after seeing this photo of "your" roof motor I think I need to re-assess my judgement of you! :o
 
wonkydonkey said:
I thought you seemed like a pretty trustworthy guy, but after seeing this photo of "your" roof motor I think I need to re-assess my judgement of you! :o

Hahah I know right? I don’t believe it myself :rofl: :rofl:

I was expecting it to fall apart when I opened the plastic box up.
 
That's mental :o usually they're bright orange and soaking wet 8)

Always wonder how mine is, as it was replaced by the previous owner. Never had any issues with the motor, so I can only assume it's fine in the oem place?
 
ben g said:
That's mental :o usually they're bright orange and soaking wet 8)

Always wonder how mine is, as it was replaced by the previous owner. Never had any issues with the motor, so I can only assume it's fine in the oem place?

appear so, the plastic compartment was extremely well sealed.
 
Mine was exactly the same. I took my car to Bowser last month for preventative works. When he had the motor out it looked brand new. :thumbsup:
 
My one was extracted by Bowser a few years ago now. Luckily its behind a cover in the boot, as its pretty manky :wink:
 
synthedup said:
wonkydonkey said:
I thought you seemed like a pretty trustworthy guy, but after seeing this photo of "your" roof motor I think I need to re-assess my judgement of you! :o

Hahah I know right? I don’t believe it myself :rofl: :rofl:

I was expecting it to fall apart when I opened the plastic box up.
Yeah! It must be made of indestructonite! :D
 
That’s ridiculous!

Here’s a pic of mine from when I removed it for replacement.

A9A9BE73-C994-4762-A629-569F58C269B3.jpeg
 
Mine looked similarly pristine when Number5 relocated it to the boot. However, I knew it was a replacement as I have a copy of a very hefty bill paid to BMW by a previous owner. Glad I didn’t have pay that one! :o
 
Cribert said:
What year z4 have you got out of interest?

It’s a 2006 which I have had since 2013
MrPT said:
That’s ridiculous!

Here’s a pic of mine from when I removed it for replacement.

A9A9BE73-C994-4762-A629-569F58C269B3.jpeg

Hahhhahhaha!!!
 
With the help of another post, I was able to reach underneath my 2003 z4 and pull the drain plugs out my hand. It took all of 30 seconds per side. It was dry and without debris :)
 
Natishin said:
With the help of another post, I was able to reach underneath my 2003 z4 and pull the drain plugs out my hand. It took all of 30 seconds per side. It was dry and without debris :)
How do you know the tube wasn't blocked above the drain plugs and the motor's not sitting in a pool of water? :?
Just to keep you awake at night wondering :lol:
 
synthedup said:
Well after owning the car over 7 years and never once cleaning out the drain plugs, I was constantly waiting for the roof to pack in.
Well today I decided to take a look at the motor whilst the roof was off.

To my surprise

Mines non to shabby either,had it moved tother week,not as shiney as yours tho.
 

Attachments

  • 20190808_095026.jpg
    20190808_095026.jpg
    280.4 KB · Views: 202
Back
Top Bottom