BMW 3 Series E93 E39N LCI Rear Right O/S Tail Light Cover Trunk Boot 7167312

BMW E93 Tailgate Lamp Housing Cover Right Rear is an original body part designed for installation on the right side of the rear tailgate. This used, factory part ensures proper lamp guidance and protection, while also contributing to a cohesive and aesthetic appearance of the rear body. Its precise fit for the BMW 3 Series E93 construction makes it a functional and technically sound service solution for tailgate repairs or reconstruction.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7167312
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7167312
• Substitutable numbers: 51497167312, 7167312
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Function of the Part

The right rear tailgate lamp housing cover is responsible for securely mounting the lamp within the tailgate structure and protecting it from external factors. This component:

• organizes the mounting space around the lamp in the tailgate,
• limits moisture and dirt ingress into the housing,
• supports the correct positioning of the lamp relative to the tailgate panel,
• helps maintain a consistent system of mounts and fasteners at the rear of the vehicle.

This ensures correct lamp mounting geometry is maintained, which is important for both safety and the visual quality of the body panel fit.

Compatibility with BMW E93

The presented cover is designed specifically for the tailgate construction of the BMW 3 Series E93, taking into account the unique body shape of the convertible. This means that:

• it fits the right side of the rear tailgate,
• it is adapted to the factory lamp layout of this model,
• it utilizes the original mounting points specified by the manufacturer.

This precise fit translates to hassle-free installation in place of a damaged or missing cover, without the need for modifications or adaptations.

Product Characteristics and Condition

The tailgate lamp housing cover belongs to the Miscellaneous category, indicating it is a specialized body part, often overlooked in standard parts listings, yet crucial for comprehensive rear-end vehicle repairs. The product is used, which in service practice allows for:

• maintaining the original geometry and structural rigidity,
• preserving material consistency with other tailgate components,
• economically restoring the completeness of the lamp housing.

For workshops and owners seeking factory fitment without excessive costs, a used OEM cover is a sensible choice for the repair process.

Benefits of Using an Original Cover

Using the original right rear tailgate lamp housing cover for the BMW E93 offers several practical benefits:

• maintaining the correct lamp position relative to the tailgate and fender,
• reducing the risk of play, vibrations, and unwanted noises around the lamp,
• better protection for the lamp's electrical connectors and mounting components,
• an aesthetically pleasing finish to the interior of the tailgate.

This makes the rear body repair more complete, and the vehicle retains a cohesive, factory-original character of the rear lamp assembly.

Other Category Items for BMW

If you also need other parts from the BMW Miscellaneous category during your repair, check the availability of dedicated components using the link: BMW Miscellaneous Body and Equipment Parts. This will help you select compatible complementary parts for your model.

Technical Support and Parts Selection

When comparing service solutions, it's beneficial to understand the differences between new and used OEM parts, especially regarding cost and durability. Helpful information can be found in the article: Comparing Costs and Quality of New vs. Used Car Parts, which discusses practical aspects of selecting body and equipment components.

For those interested in the broader context of sports model construction and their components, including differences in powertrain and suspension systems, the following material may also be useful: Audi RS vs. Other Models – What's Under the Hood and Chassis?, which presents a technical comparison of solutions used in high-performance variants.