This comprehensive BMW Z4 Convertible Parts Manual covers models from 2003 to 2008, offering essential information for anyone working on their vehicle. It contains a detailed catalog of genuine manufacturer part numbers, accompanied by accompanying diagrams, estimated prices, and labor time estimates for replacing each part. This valuable resource was originally used by repair shops to estimate repair costs, providing a reliable reference for accurate part identification and pricing.

The manual covers a wide range of vehicle components, including the air conditioning, heater, and ventilation systems, airbags, body panels (bumpers, doors, fenders, hood, roof, etc.), brakes (including ABS), convertible top, cooling system (radiator, water pump, hoses), dashboard, instrument panel, console, electrical system (alternator, battery, starter, ignition, lights, cruise control, horn, wipers), emission system and exhaust, engine (oil pan, belts, pulleys, mounts, and accessories, excluding internal parts), frame, fuel system, interior trim, locks, moldings, trim, paint codes, seats, seat belts, sunroof, suspension, steering, transmission (mounts only), wheels, windows, and glass.

While the manual provides an extensive parts catalog, it does not include service or repair information, wiring diagrams, electrical harnesses, engine internal components (cylinder head, engine block, etc.), transmission internals, clutch, or parts specific to right-hand-drive vehicles sold outside the USA.

The BMW Z4, a two-seater roadster, graced the automotive world from 2003 to 2008, captivating enthusiasts with its sleek design and spirited performance. This first-generation Z4, internally known as the E85, marked a departure from its predecessor, the Z3, with a completely new platform and a more sophisticated and modern aesthetic. The Z4's design, penned by Chris Bangle, featured flowing lines and a distinctive "shark nose" front end, instantly recognizable as a BMW. Its retractable hardtop roof, a first for a BMW roadster, provided a seamless transition between open-air driving and the comfort of a coupe. Power came from a range of BMW's renowned inline-six and V8 engines, ranging from the 2.2-liter four-cylinder in the 2.2i to the powerful 3.2-liter inline-six in the 3.0si and the 4.4-liter V8 in the M Roadster. The Z4 also benefited from an advanced chassis, independent suspension on all four wheels, and a precise steering system, all contributing to a rewarding driving experience.

Beyond the driving pleasure, the Z4 offered a well-appointed interior with high-quality materials and a driver-focused cockpit. While the two-seater configuration limited passenger capacity, it provided a cozy and intimate space for driver and passenger. The Z4's versatility was further enhanced by its practical features, including a generous trunk space for luggage, even with the top up. The inclusion of a parts manual is testament to the Z4's longevity and enduring appeal. With a rich history of performance and style, the BMW Z4 E85 continues to captivate enthusiasts, and the availability of parts ensures that these vehicles can be maintained and enjoyed for years to come. Whether driven on winding roads or enjoyed for leisurely strolls, the Z4's timeless design and spirited performance ensure a captivating driving experience.