Interior — 3D-printable BMW parts

Replacement plus/minus volume rocker modeled after the creator's broken multifunction steering-wheel button and physically shown loose and installed. The creator documents direct fitment to X3 E83 and X5 E53. BMW services the surrounding switch assembly rather than this printed child button separately, so no parent assembly number is assigned. Use a durable heat-resistant material, preserve free button travel, and verify all steering-wheel controls operate without sticking before driving.

Print with a filament that can survive the temperatures in the car. I have added the step so you could add buttons or anything else if you want. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, dry-fit the part and confirm secure retention and unobstructed operation.

I designed it in a blender. Fits cars: BMW X5 E53, 1999-2007 BMW E39 series 5, 1995-2005 I printed it on cr-10 with .4 nozzle and .2 layer height Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Short reinforced replacement lever for the brittle E30 hood-release handle, physically installed with a 4 mm or #8 screw and locknut. Print solid around the pivot and confirm reliable hood release before closing the hood.

Very basic blanking plate for the E39 BMW 5 Series rear cup holder. The rear cup holder in my E39 BMW has never closed properly and never clipped in properly and EVERY time someone sits in the rear seat it gets kicked. Odd design by BMW as the cup holder keeps the rear air vents in place so when the cup holder falls out so does the air vent. Printed in blue for prototyping! Second design with holes for 2 USB chargers or cigarette lighter sockets. I used the ones with rubber covers from banggood. The clips are very crude. They need a better design as this panel does not like being removed. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Replacement inner translucent rocker for the BMW E36 power-window switch, physically compared with the original switch. The listed 61318365300 identifies the complete switch assembly, not this printed insert, so no OEM number is assigned. Use heat-resistant translucent material and verify return, illumination and anti-pinch operation.

Cup-position mounting arm for a reusable magnetic phone head, with an integrated cable comb and cable pass-throughs. The creator physically printed the arm, adapted the threaded base and magnetic head from a generic mount, and shows the complete assembly installed in the center-console cup position. Use a cabin-heat-resistant material, confirm the threaded adapter and ball joint are secure, route cables clear of the controls, and verify that the device cannot interfere with driving.

This is a custom USB holder designed to replace the button blanking strip on a BMW E46 dashboard – the one next to the ASC/DSC button. It’s a remix of another model, but with serious upgrades: ✅ Now with 3 Holes : I added a third port so you can mount a standard car charger PCB . Just remove the plastic casing and drop in the board. Works perfectly with generic AliExpress/Amazon 12V USB chargers. 🔩 Rear Clamp with M3 Bolts : The back has a clamp system for a solid hold using M3 bolts and heat-set inserts (not required, but highly recommended). 📐 Includes STEP File : I reverse-engineered the original STL in Fusion 360 and included a clean STEP file for anyone who wants to customize it further Use cabin-heat-resistant material, dry-fit the part and confirm secure retention and unobstructed operation.

Two-file AEM-style and generic 52 mm gauge mount for the BMW E36 driver-side vent, physically installed and photographed. It preserves the centre vent but replaces airflow at this position. Verify gauge depth, wiring, sightline and steering clearance.

Replacement gear set for BMW E30 VDO odometers, physically shown in the cluster. The common small gear duplicated by the MotoMeter source was removed from this submission during global hash preflight.

Low-profile 17 mm ball mount developed for the BMW F20 1 Series center-console side panel. The creator attaches it with double-sided automotive foam tape, shows it installed with a phone holder, and reports no problems in use. Print in ASA, ABS, or another cabin-temperature-resistant material and keep the device clear of controls and driver sight lines.

Vent support for a Quad Lock phone interface, physically demonstrated on the right-hand-drive driver's-side center vent shared by the creator-listed BMW F30, F31 and F32. Fitment is limited to those bodies and RHD placement; F33/F36 and LHD fitment are not inferred. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, tighten without damaging the vent, and verify full vent, display, control and sightline clearance before driving.

Left and right repair tabs for cracked E30 instrument-cluster mounting ears, test-fitted against an intact cluster and documented for screw or adhesive installation. Align the tabs in the dash before removing the damaged originals.

Cup-holder extension designed and physically installed in a BMW F22 2 Series to move large 32-ounce cups clear of the dashboard while retaining the original recess as small-item storage. Plain and roundel variants are included. The creator reports good retention with a small shim and uses heat-resistant PETG-CF. Verify fit, cup stability, and clearance from controls before driving.

Left and center replacement tabs for the movable dashboard air vents, modeled from the creator's 2007 X3 E83 and physically shown beside original vent tabs. The small movable tabs are not separately serviced by BMW; complete fresh-air grille numbers vary by position and production date, so no parent assembly number is assigned. Print in a cabin-heat-resistant material and verify smooth louver movement without rattle or binding.

Dashboard adapter that clips beneath the center-vent trim and provides two slots for attaching an accessory holder that would otherwise clamp directly to a vent grille. The creator shows the printed adapter installed by itself and carrying a physical magnetic phone holder, and notes that optional automotive-grade double-sided tape improves retention. This is a removable accessory rather than an original BMW component, so no OEM number is assigned. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, protect the adjacent trim, verify secure attachment and confirm that the holder, cable and device do not obstruct controls, displays, airflow or the driver's view.

Two-piece smartphone mount for the iX1 U11 cockpit, with a separate ball head and tight-fit, loose-fit, or loose-fit-with-hex-nut base variants. The creator shows the printed assembly installed beside the curved display and explains that the tight version requires substantial installation force, while the loose versions require EVA foam tape and otherwise may not support the phone. This is accessory geometry rather than a serviced BMW component, so no display, trim or dashboard parent number is assigned. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, avoid excessive force on trim, keep the phone clear of sight lines and airbags, and verify secure retention before driving.

Volume Button for BMW E39. Replaces original button with Part Number: 65828372163 Not for any BMW E39 - check the part number! BMW catalog lists button 65828372163 from 1995-09 across E39 Sedan/Touring and broad global LHD/RHD applications; confirm the radio face and knob number before printing. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Replacement black blanking cover for an unused dashboard switch opening on BMW E32, E34, E36 and Z3. The source gives interchange number 51161963979, which BMWFans confirms as black cover 1963979 produced from April 1987; the alternate 51161963987 could not be catalog-confirmed and is intentionally omitted. Check color, opening and switch-bank configuration.

I created this for my 2011 E91, but it may fit others. Just pull the other parts out of the vent and snap this one on. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, dry-fit the part and verify secure retention and unobstructed operation.

The dashboard panel around the start button in my e92 began falling off due to a failed clip. I left it like this for quite awhile then the passenger door wood panel also fell off so I decided to design both clips to replace the broken ones as they cost more money than im willing to pay for original and aem ones dont last one use. I printed them with support on their sides so the opening is going up and down as this doesnt rely on layer adhesion for strength. "dash clip 1" is the dash clip "clip 3" is the door clip Use cabin-heat-resistant material, dry-fit the part and verify secure retention and unobstructed operation.

BMW E46 dash trim mounting clip. Part number: 51458266814 - Insert Rot. Use cabin-heat-resistant material, dry-fit the part and confirm secure retention and unobstructed operation.

Adapter that clips around the BMW F20 center ventilation grille and accepts the creator's screw-mounted phone cradle. Multiple source photographs show the current revision installed. Use ASA, ABS, nylon, or another high-temperature material; inspect the clips for cracking and ensure the phone does not obstruct controls, airbag deployment, or driver visibility.

Replacement 8 mm dashboard screw cap, shown as a loose physical print beside its screw. The source identifies E85 fitment but no separately serviced BMW component number; do not force the cap, and verify colour, diameter and trim retention.