Rocker panel removal?

CrazyOneToo

CrazyOneToo

Member
 Arkansas, USA
Yes, I searched on this forum first before posting.....thanks for asking. :o

I need a good How To for removing the side rocker panels. I tried NewTis also but cant find the rocker panels listed at all.

Maybe they are called something different ?!?!?!?

Thanks
Alan
 
On RealOEM the left hand one is called an outer kick panel and the right hand one is called the door sill trim panel!
 
Zedebee said:
On RealOEM the left hand one is called an outer kick panel and the right hand one is called the door sill trim panel!
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Thanks I found it finally. YaY!!!

https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e85-z4-3.0i-roa/repair-manuals/51-body-equipment/51-71-gaskets-loose-body-components/G4KL1Pt

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I can't open that link, but here is what I found on realoem:- https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=DU92-EUR-10-2006-E86-BMW-Z4_M32&diagId=51_4862

I bought a pair of Aeros from a forum member last year and he kindly fitted them for me.

There was a 10mm headed screw in the front wheel-arch (fender maybe) and a cross-head screw underneath just in front of the rear wheel.

Took those out then pulled the centres out of the 6 expanding rivets on the underside then the panel pulls off, but it's worth having some spares of parts 4 and 5 before you start!
 
Mr Tidy said:
I can't open that link, but here is what I found on realoem:- https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=DU92-EUR-10-2006-E86-BMW-Z4_M32&diagId=51_4862

I bought a pair of Aeros from a forum member last year and he kindly fitted them for me.

There was a 10mm headed screw in the front wheel-arch (fender maybe) and a cross-head screw underneath just in front of the rear wheel.

Took those out then pulled the centres out of the 6 expanding rivets on the underside then the panel pulls off, but it's worth having some spares of parts 4 and 5 before you start!
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Yeah I used NewTis to see how it works. Thanks
 
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