Psenior1 said:I did read somewhere that BMW now advise removing the plugs altogether, just leaving the drainage tube. Does anyone know if that's correct?
obewan said:Some on here have removed the plugs, but I've read that it can increase road noise in the car
Personally I just ensured they were kept clear



If no water has got in to your motor, how on earth did that apple core get in?Chris_D said:Fortunately, it was as dry as a bone and the cleanest example Dave had ever seen!

I know, it's bonkers init!Sidewaze Samm said:If no water has got in to your motor, how on earth did that apple core get in?Chris_D said:Fortunately, it was as dry as a bone and the cleanest example Dave had ever seen!
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ROBOTCOWBELL said:SOS :sos: - are there any kindly Zed owners around the North London area who can help me locate and remove these plugs? :? I have cleared the drain holes from above but no water comes out, and it is definitely full of water!!Desperate to clear it before i put his winter top on. I am happy to drive distance
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obewan said:ROBOTCOWBELL said:SOS :sos: - are there any kindly Zed owners around the North London area who can help me locate and remove these plugs? :? I have cleared the drain holes from above but no water comes out, and it is definitely full of water!!Desperate to clear it before i put his winter top on. I am happy to drive distance
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Not near you sorry but have a look here
https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7782
Alternatively you can 'feel' for the rubber grommet on the RHS from the top (it may be blocked with debris) with a garden support stick (green things), old whippy aerial etc, etc