BMW Z4/e85 3.0i manual - Delete Clutch Delay Valve / CDV Delete

A detailed look at how to remove the CDV from my 2006 BMW Z4 3.0i.
Result: removing the CDV (aka Lock valve) gives a noticeable change in clutch performance, but not like life-changing. Is it worth doing? Probably - it ends up being pretty easy.
Of course you should safely & securely lift your vehicle, and wear eye protection when you’re under the car.
Forgive me for not showing the actual wrenching…I didn’t have enough hands and space.
Thanks to this video for giving me most of what’s needed, but mine was juuust a little different. • BMW Z4 M Roadster (E85...
I did not need to bleed the clutch since I only lost 2 drops of fluid, but I did so anyway just to move the old fluid through and replace with new Pentosin DOT4. Clutch fluid is the same as brake fluid, but comes out of one corner of the brake fluid reservoir.