You guys are talking about 2 different things at this point. Aus is referring to what Doublspaces said about still needing the recall done.
To see the critical contact, you have to bend the outer contact and unclip the middle section.I replaced the relays with my own car. The other looks worse. I think they were original from 2009.
Update 2022:Thanks to @RobbiZ4 for all his work on the E89 hydraulic top system. I suspect this may also apply, in some way to the E90 hydraulics? @RobbiZ4? I am reposting this information from E89 Post, and ultimately one wants to go look at the German Zroadster forum, where the work is laid out in further detail.
From RobbiZ4 at https://e89.zpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1522435
Hi guys,
In the German zroadster.com forum we currently had several cars with damaged hydraulic pumps. Today I got one damaged pump as well as the 2 pink relais from one of the forum members for further analysis.
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Just a little reminder for those, who are new to the Z4 E89 family.
Get the orginal relays next to the hydraulic pump replaced with new ones immediately to avoid expensive pump damages. It just takes 10 seconds to replace both relays. Alle details can be found on the 1st post of this thread.
I popped my old ones apart - definitely a wear item. I mean ... relay because higher amperage ... no surprise really.For those in the US, I think this is the part:
BMW Multi Purpose Relay - Genuine BMW 12631742690
BMW Multi Purpose Relay - Genuine BMW 12631742690www.fcpeuro.com
Somehow after all these years I've not done this. I just ordered a set.