BMW F01 F02 F06 F07 F13 Engine Mount Bracket Holder 640i N55 Right O/S 6786528

BMW F01 F02 F06 F07 F13 Engine Mount Bracket Holder 640i N55 Right O/S is an original component from the Engine Mounts group, designed for the right side of the powertrain in selected BMW F-series models. This used bracket ensures a factory fit, maintaining the correct mounting geometry and stable engine support within the vehicle's load-bearing system. It is a practical solution for users who want to restore the proper operation of the powertrain while maintaining cost-effective service.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6786528
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6786528
• Substitutable numbers: 22116786528, 6786528, 22116793680, 6793680
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Part type: Engine Mount
• Category: Engine Mounts

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented bracket is a structural component responsible for stable engine mounting on the right side of the engine bay. It works in conjunction with the engine mount, transferring loads from the powertrain to the chassis and limiting unwanted movement during acceleration, braking, and changes in drivetrain load. A properly selected engine mount bracket contributes to:

• reducing vibrations transmitted to the chassis and cabin interior,
• maintaining the correct position of the powertrain relative to the transmission and drive shafts,
• reducing stress on other engine mounting components,
• stability of the drivetrain under full load conditions.

Benefits of using an original BMW bracket

The original bracket from the BMW range has been designed specifically for the N55 unit in the 640i version, ensuring precise fitment to factory mounting points. The lack of need for modifications or adjustments shortens installation time and reduces the risk of workshop errors. Key advantages of using this component include:

• maintaining factory engine mounting geometry,
• compatibility with original engine mounts and other load-bearing components,
• consistency with BMW service documentation, which facilitates future diagnostics and maintenance.

Installation and operational characteristics

The bracket is intended for installation on the right side of the powertrain, in accordance with the factory design of the BMW F-series models listed in the title. As a used part, it comes from dismantling, which allows for maintaining the original specification while reducing repair costs compared to new parts. When replacing the bracket, it is recommended to:

• check the condition of the mating engine mount,
• inspect mounting points on the chassis for corrosion and deformation,
• use appropriate tightening torques in accordance with BMW service documentation.

Integration with the engine mounting system

The bracket works as a unit with other components from the Engine Mounts group, forming a complete powertrain support system. A correctly selected and installed component helps maintain the proper position of the engine relative to the chassis, which is important for the operation of the exhaust system, drive shafts, and electrical wires and harnesses in the engine bay. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the engine area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional brackets, mounts, or fasteners, check the available parts in the BMW Engine Mounts category.

Operation of a used bracket and additional tips

As a used part, the bracket represents a reasonable compromise between cost and maintaining the manufacturer's original specification. During installation, it is worth paying attention to the cleanliness of the contact surfaces and proper alignment relative to the engine mount to avoid stress and premature wear of mating components. To maximize the potential of used components from the engine mounting system and other sub-assemblies, it is worth familiarizing yourself with practical tips regarding maintenance and operation. Detailed advice can be found in the article How to extend the life of used car parts?, which discusses, among other things, best practices for handling dismantled components.