BMW 3 Series E92 E93 1 Rear Bumper Panel PDC Montegoblau Blue - A51

BMW E92 E93 Rear Bumper PDC Montegoblau is an original body part from the Bumpers and Reinforcements group, designed for installation on the rear of the vehicle. The bumper is factory-prepared for PDC parking sensors and finished in the attractive Montegoblau Metallic - A51 color, allowing for a cohesive, factory look of the BMW 3 Series E92/E93 body. A used OEM component is a sensible solution for post-accident repairs, visual enhancements, and restoring the car to its original specification.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 0034474-MTB1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0034474
• Substitutable numbers: 51110034474, 0034474
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Montegoblau Metallic - A51
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and Fitment for BMW

The presented rear bumper has been specifically designed for BMW 3 Series E92 and E93 body styles, intended for the rear of the vehicle. The OEM construction ensures proper body line continuity, correct alignment with fenders, trunk lid, and mounting elements. This maintains the factory geometry and characteristic BMW rear-end aesthetics after installation.

The part belongs to the Bumpers and Reinforcements group, meaning it is adapted to work with original brackets, absorbers, and mounting hardware intended for this model. This is crucial for structural repairs where correct load transfer and compliance with factory mounting points are essential.

Montegoblau Metallic – A51 Color and PDC Preparation

The finish in Montegoblau Metallic - A51 allows for consistency with the original body paint in this color reference. For many users, this means the possibility of limiting paintwork, especially if the rest of the car is maintained in the same shade. The metallic finish gives the rear of the vehicle a modern, dynamic character typical of sporty BMW E92/E93 configurations.

The bumper is prepared for the installation of PDC parking sensors, facilitating integration with the factory parking assistance system. Appropriately prepared sensor locations allow for their correct seating, maintaining the proper working angle, and aesthetically integrating them into the bumper surface without the need for additional modifications.

Characteristics of a Used Part

As a used part, the bumper comes from disassembly and offers an economical alternative to new OEM components. This type of solution is particularly beneficial for operational or post-accident repairs where a combination of good quality and a reasonable budget is key. A used original part usually fits better into the existing body structure than aftermarket replacements of uncertain origin.

Choosing an original bumper from this group ensures compliance with BMW's factory standards in terms of shape, mountings, and compatibility with other rear-end components, such as reinforcements, covers, or PDC system elements.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Bumper

• Factory fit to the BMW E92/E93 body lines at the rear of the vehicle.
• Prepared for PDC parking sensors, facilitating integration with the parking assistance system.
• Finished in Montegoblau Metallic - A51, promoting visual consistency of the bodywork.
• Compliance with the Bumpers and Reinforcements assembly group, simplifying service and repair work.
• A sensible choice for post-accident repairs and restorations where cost-functionality ratio is important.

Rear Zone Expansion and Additional Information

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the rear zone of your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as additional covers, reinforcements, or other components mounted in the bumper area, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and Reinforcements category.

When working on the rear of the vehicle, it is also worth paying attention to the condition of drivetrain components and related sub-assemblies. Practical tips on assessing the condition of used components, verifying their wear, and safely selecting parts can be found in the guide: Used Differentials – What You Should Know About Used Differentials, Sensors, and Drivetrain Systems.