BMW F40 F48 Mini F56 Distribution Fuse Box Rear Electric Power Fuse Box 9360501

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The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW F40 F48 Mini F56 Distribution Fuse Box Rear Electric Power Fuse Box is an original electrical system component from the Fuses and fuse boxes group, designed for installation in the rear part of the vehicle. It ensures organized circuit routing, secure fuse seating, and stable power supply for electrical loads located in the rear of the car. As a used OEM part, it provides a functional solution for service centers and users seeking a factory fit without the need for costly replacement of the entire wiring harness.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9360501-3
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9360501
• Substitutable numbers: 9360501, 61149360501, 9270354, 61149270354
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Fuses & Fuse Boxes

Purpose and function in the electrical system

The described fuse box operates in the rear zone of the vehicle, where numerous energy consumers are concentrated – from lighting and comfort systems to control elements. Its task is to:

• distribute power to individual circuits in the rear part of the body,
• protect the installation against overload and short circuits through properly selected fuses,
• provide a clear, serviceable access point to electrical circuits.

Thanks to its factory design, the fuse box maintains compliance with the original electrical diagram, which facilitates diagnostics and reduces the risk of installation errors.

Construction, compatibility, and fitment

The fuse box was designed by BMW as part of the power distribution system in BMW F-series models and selected Mini versions. The layout of fuse sockets, connectors, and mounting points corresponds to the factory configuration, which allows for installation in place of the original component without modifying the wiring harness.

Key design advantages include:

• dedicated placement in the rear part of the vehicle,
• mounting points designed for a specific platform,
• connectors adapted to factory electrical harnesses.

Such a solution reduces installation time and minimizes the risk of incorrect circuit connection.

Condition, origin, and service application

The item is offered as a used fuse box, which in practice means it comes from a vehicle disassembly and has been verified for further use. This type of component is particularly useful in situations where:

• mechanical or thermal damage to the original fuse box has occurred,
• problems with contact corrosion or socket overheating have arisen,
• replacement of the element is necessary as part of a post-accident repair of the rear body section.

Choosing an original, used fuse box allows for maintaining the consistency of the installation with the manufacturer's service documentation and avoiding problems typical of universal aftermarket replacements.

Benefits of using an original fuse box

Using a factory element from the Fuses and fuse boxes category in BMW and Mini cars translates into a number of practical benefits:

• preservation of the vehicle's original electrical architecture,
• easier diagnostics using factory diagrams and service tools,
• secure fitment to harnesses and mounting brackets in the rear body section,
• reduced risk of improper circuit protection.

For workshops and users, this means more efficient repairs, fewer potential points of failure, and greater predictability of the electrical system's behavior after replacement.

Additional information and related items

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear electrical zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional fuse boxes, protection modules, or housings with sockets, check the available parts in the BMW Fuses and fuse boxes category.

When choosing between refurbishment and installing a used OEM element, it is worth knowing the broader technical and economic context – the article Refurbished or used original – which part to choose for repairs? may be helpful, as it discusses the practical differences between these solutions using popular components as examples.