BMW 7 Series 3D-printable parts

Dimensioned replacement glovebox damper pin for BMW E21, E28, E30, E31, E34, E38, E39, E46 and E60/E61. The creator identifies BMW pin 51161828956 and shows the physical result installed. Verify damper eye and panel thickness before fitting.

Replacement side covers for BMW Reverse RDS, non-RDS, Bavaria and Business radios used in E30, E32, E34 and E36. The source shows physical fit and finish; BMWFans confirms covering cap 65126907823.

Replacement interior door-handle trim bezel for BMW E30, E24, E28 and E23, physically printed and fitted. BMWFans confirms cover 51211876043. Print in a UV- and cabin-heat-resistant material.

Replacement beauty cap for M50, M52 and M54 engine-cover fasteners, physically shown on the engine. BMWFans identifies the exact component as cap 11121726089 and confirms E34, E36, E38, E39, E46, E53, E60/E61, E65/E66, E83, E85 and Z3 applications. Use engine-bay-rated material and keep it clear of hot or moving parts.

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.

Mine got lost, so I decided to make one! Print in PETG or other heat resistant filament. BMW (E46 3 Series, E83 X3) Battery Positive Terminal Base B + - Cover Cap (61138371011) Fuse and insulate any added wiring correctly, secure it from chafe and confirm the circuit remains serviceable.

Adjustable clutch-pedal stop body for manual-transmission BMW E28 and other listed classic BMW chassis. Assembly requires an M10 screw, two M10 nuts, a 40 mm washer and a genuine-style rubber cap. Adjust only far enough to remove excess pedal travel while preserving complete clutch disengagement, then lock the nuts securely and re-check operation before driving.

Hand tool for aiming classic BMW headlamps that use a 3/8-inch square plastic adjuster, including E28, E24 and E23 lamps. The source provides 60, 100 and 150 mm shaft options and recommends a stiff filament. BMW numbers 63121362049 and 63121369857 identify the nut and screw being adjusted, not the printed tool, so no OEM number is assigned.

Four clip-in replacement gear-knob shapes for the BMW E34 and the creator-listed classic BMW chassis. The design was developed around the common BMW latching stem and includes an installed physical example. Confirm the lever's clip profile and preserve full shift travel before driving; the grouped API fitments reproduce only chassis families explicitly listed by the creator.

Replacement internal clip for E32/E34 headlamp adjusters using the M5×0.8 bolts in headlamp assemblies 63121394252 and 63121378368. Those numbers identify the surrounding assemblies rather than the printed clip, so they are not assigned as OEM numbers. Reuse sound adjuster bolts and verify beam aim after installation.

Two-piece repair bushing for the riveted rear window-regulator slider used on BMW E32, E34 and E36. The creator built it for a personal repair so the original rivet can remain in place, and retained the two halves with friction plus an O-ring. Inspect the regulator, lubricate the guide correctly and confirm smooth glass travel before refitting trim.

Center-console housing built and installed in an E34 for three 52 mm auxiliary gauges, with an on/off switch and two USB sockets. The source also identifies E32 fitment and supplies a wiring diagram. Treat it as a housing only: use fused automotive wiring, preserve control clearance and verify console dimensions before trimming or upholstery.

Dual cup holder installed in the center-console tray of the creator's classic BMW and explicitly released for E32/E34 preservation. It is a distinct two-container layout from the selected single-cup design. Verify tray width, handbrake and selector clearance, and secure the insert so it cannot move under braking.

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.

Update: Few of those broke using PLA 0.8 width, infill 10-25%. I suggest you print with 3 layers width (or more?). I will do a redesign to fix the weak point from printing prescriptive. This is my design for BMW floor mat holder (E36 E46 E38 E39) . Top part fits nice and works like a charm. I would say it even holds better than original one. As for the washer (bottom one) I haven't got it in real life so I've designed whatever I thought was suitable. Tested with PLA. Lay it down to print upside down. For now tests are held only in V1 version. Version 1: - Design created. Printed with CURA supports Version 2: - Added supports included in file. Gap is 0.15mm - Redesign of top part "head" - Added washer BMW part number (exemplary) 51478116564 51478183027 51478183028 51478183029 51471881521 Only the creator-tested V1 fastener is retained; the untested V2 washer and supported variant are excluded. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Clip zum anschrauben der oberen Seitenrollohalter im Türrahmen. Bei BMW leider nicht im ETK zu finden. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Clip for sunblind holder BMW E38 E39 Printed ABS. Nozzle 0.2, layer height 0.01, speeds 40 - internal, 30 - external. Printing is carried out in two halves, after which it is glued together, processed mechanically and in acetone to give a presentable surface. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

I used: fibre reinforced ABS 20 % infill 4 outer wall thickness 0,4mm nozzle no support but slower outerwall speed Might also work with generic ABS/ASA/PETG BMW catalog identifies screw plug 71111179444 from 1986-06 with broad BMW toolbox usage; the API fitments reproduce the creator-listed E38/E39/E60/E65/E66 families. Verify dimensions against the original part and confirm full operation before regular use.

Driver- and passenger-side snap-fit clips that couple the exterior door lock to the central-locking microswitch on BMW E23 and E24 cars. The source shows the clip installed in an E24 door and supplies side-specific geometry. Use a tough, heat-tolerant material, warm only as needed for assembly, and verify that lock, unlock, key return and microswitch operation are smooth before closing the door.

Service wrench for the notched BMW fuel-tank screw cap used on E46, E60/E61, E63/E64, E65–E68, E83 and E53 vehicles. The creator tested the same interface on an R53 MINI and identified BMW screw cap 16116762417; BMW catalog cross-reference independently confirms that cap across the listed BMW chassis. The printed wrench is not the screw cap itself, so no OEM number is assigned. Use a stiff engineering polymer, hand tools only, and replace rather than reuse any visibly damaged print.

Replacement windshield support/adjuster for the BMW E32, shown physically installed by the creator while fitting glass. BMW catalogs identify the exact original component as support 51311948155, produced from June 1986 across E32 730i/730iL, 735i/735iL, 740i/740iL and 750i/750iL applications in LHD and RHD markets. Compare the body channel and original support before use, and leave final glass positioning and bonding to a qualified installer.

Replacement adhesive-backed mounting tab for an E32 center-console ashtray after the original molded console tabs break. The creator documented the repair on a November 1990 730i: print two tabs, transfer the original clip nuts, bond the tabs inside the console and reinstall the ashtray. This is repair geometry rather than a cataloged BMW component, so no parent ashtray or console number is assigned. Confirm adhesive compatibility and full ashtray clearance before refitting the HVAC panel.

Left and right body-side angle covers for the adjustable/split rear-seat configuration of the BMW E32, physically shown loose and installed by the creator. The paired files reproduce the cataloged left/right covers in black, crimson, silver gray, light silver gray, ultramarine and parchment variants; exact color must be selected or finished to match the vehicle. Installation uses expanding rivet 61131382239, but that separate fastener is not assigned as an OEM number for the printed covers.

Four-part left/right repair-clip set for broken retaining features on BMW E38 interior decorative trim strips. The creator physically demonstrates both clip styles against the back of the trim and advises removing the failed feature, test-fitting, and bonding the replacement; the smaller style was designed for the front strips and may need additional adhesive clearance on rear strips. These are repair geometries rather than separately cataloged BMW components, so no parent trim-strip number is assigned. Use cabin-heat-resistant material and compatible adhesive, then verify full retention and clearance before refitting.

Replacement square cover plug for the screw near the door armrest on BMW E65/E66-family door trim. The creator shows both a loose printed/reference comparison and the installed cover in an E65 door, and describes the geometry as an exact OEM-cover copy. The photographed part is the dark-silver trim variant corresponding to BMW 51417025647; verify color, 24 mm square footprint, door position, production date and VIN before printing because black, flannel-grey, beige and other door-trim cap variants also exist. Use cabin-heat-resistant material and test the retaining legs gently before final installation.