Roof Motor Water Damage
SeriousBodywork & RustThe electric roof motor is located in a drainage cavity that blocks with leaves and debris. The motor eventually sits in a pool of water and rusts solid.
We've identified 4 known issues that can affect the 2002–2006 BMW Z4 (E85/E86). 1 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.
The electric roof motor is located in a drainage cavity that blocks with leaves and debris. The motor eventually sits in a pool of water and rusts solid.
The grease in the electric power steering column can dry out or the components expand with heat, causing the steering to feel "sticky" or notchy on center.
The brittle rear springs often snap at the very bottom coil due to the car's weight distribution and UK potholes. It can be hard to spot without inspection.
The flap inside the intake manifold (DISA valve) can work loose. If the metal pin falls out, it can be ingested by the engine, causing total failure.