BMW Z4 (E85/E86) Owners Workshop Manuals
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Emissions [PDF]
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Engine And Gear Box Suspension [PDF]
466.5 KiB
Engine Special Tools [PDF]
1.9 MiB
M54 Engine – Overview [PDF]
649.6 KiB
Charging Systems [PDF]
1.2 MiB
Starter [PDF]
377.4 KiB
Axle Shafts [PDF]
910.2 KiB
Electronic Power Steering [PDF]
446.9 KiB
Front Suspension [PDF]
2.1 MiB
Instruments Repair Procedures [PDF]
155.2 KiB
Rear Suspension [PDF]
2.7 MiB
Steering Columns [PDF]
1.4 MiB
Steering Gear [PDF]
242.7 KiB
Wiring diagrams & electrical3
Electrical Component Locations [PDF]
1010.0 KiB
Fuses & Circuit Breakers [PDF]
219.9 KiB
Specifications & technical data1
Other documents7
Operating Fluids [PDF]
259.1 KiB
Advanced Safety Electronics [PDF]
946.0 KiB
Clutches [PDF]
3.1 MiB
BMW Z4 E85 2002-2008 SERVICE WORKSHOP MANUAL DTC
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Owners workshop manuals, operating instructions, owner manuals, electrical wiring diagrams for BMW Z4 E85/E85 from 2002 to 2008.
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Here is a little history about BMW Z4 E85/E86
Production of the rear-wheel-drive BMW Z4 Roadster began at a plant in the USA, in the state of South Carolina, in 2002. The car became the successor to the Z3 model.
The BMW Z4 was equipped with in-line six-cylinder engines 2.2 (170 hp), 3.0 (231 hp) and 2.5 (192 hp), the only four-cylinder engine – a two-litre with a capacity of 150 hp, which appeared in 2005. Transmissions – mechanical or automatic.
In 2006, the car was upgraded. The range of power units now consisted of the old two-litre engine, as well as the updated 2.5 (177 or 218 hp) and 3.0 (218 or 265 hp) engines. For those who, this was not enough, they offered a version of the BMW Z4 M with a 3.2-litre inline-six and 343 hp. from. from the M3 model. M3 was equipped with only six-speed “mechanics”.
At the same time, in 2006, a version with a coupe body appeared, for which only 3.0 and 3.2-litre engines were intended, the latter for modifying the BMW Z4 M Coupe.
In total, until 2008, 198 thousand Z4s of the first generation were produced, and only 17 thousand of them had a closed body, the rest were roadsters.
BMW Z4 engine table
| Version | Engine model | engine’s type | Volume, cm3 | Power, hp from. | Note |
| 2.0i | N46B20 | R4, gasoline | 1995 | 150 | 2005-2008 |
| 2.2i | M54B22 | R6, petrol | 2171 | 170 | 2003-2005 |
| 2.5i | N52B25 | R6, petrol | 2497 | 177 | 2006-2008 |
| 2.5i | M54B25 | R6, petrol | 2494 | 192 | 2003-2006 |
| 2.5si | N52B25 | R6, petrol | 2497 | 218 | 2006-2008 |
| 3.0i | M54B30 | R6, petrol | 2979 | 231 | 2002-2005 |
| 3.0si | N52B30 | R6, petrol | 2996 | 265 | 2006-2008 |
| M 3.2i | S54B32 | R6, petrol | 3246 | 343 | 2006-2008 |

BMW Z4 Roadster
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