BMW X3 3D-printable parts

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.

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.

Clip-on cargo hook for the rear load-area rail, physically shown installed and documented by the creator as used reliably for more than a year. The creator directly lists X3 E83, 3 Series E46, X5 E53 and 5 Series E39 compatibility, so all four live generations are linked. This is an accessory rather than a reproduction of a BMW service part. Print in PETG as documented, observe sensible load limits, and confirm it cannot obstruct the rear seat or cargo cover.

Replacement covering cap for the rear-window wiper arm, 3D-scanned from the original and physically shown loose, compared with the original and snapped onto the arm. BMW catalogs identify the original child component as 61687407276, rear-wiper diagram item 6, for X3 G01/G01 LCI, X3 M F97/F97 LCI and iX3 G08; Hubauer records supersession to 61625A9D577. Use ABS, ASA, PETG or another UV- and heat-resistant material, compare the clip geometry, confirm by VIN and verify secure retention and full wiper travel.

Drop-in organizer for the small driver-side lower-dashboard compartment, with dedicated spaces for glasses, two valve-cap tools and a small lamp. The creator physically shows the organizer loose, loaded and installed in an X3 G01; the pictured M-style lettering is optional decorative geometry and is not a BMW trim or color claim. This is an aftermarket organizer rather than the surrounding storage-compartment assembly, so no parent number is assigned. The evidence shows a left-hand-drive layout; confirm LHD/RHD compartment geometry, trim and equipment, use a cabin-heat-resistant material and verify closure and pedal/control clearance.

Clip-on honeycomb cover intended to stop small objects entering the open ventilation duct beneath a front seat, physically shown loose and installed by the creator on a 2024 X3 G01. This is an aftermarket guard rather than a reproduction of a separately serviced BMW child component, so no duct or floor parent number is assigned. Creator evidence is limited to model year 2024; confirm seat position, duct profile, side and production configuration, preserve airflow and seat wiring clearance, and use a cabin-heat-resistant material.

Drop-in frame for the factory wireless-charging pad that keeps a phone centered while leaving the charging-status LED visible. The creator recreated it on a 2021 X3 G01 for phones up to approximately 75 x 155 mm and reports using it with a device larger than the original iPhone 15-sized insert. This is an aftermarket retainer rather than the cataloged charging tray, so no parent assembly number is assigned. Confirm charging-pad and phone geometry, option equipment, charging alignment, heat, clearance and retention before driving; use PETG, ABS, ASA or another cabin-heat-resistant material.

Two-piece mount for a Musway M6 V3 DSP/amplifier, physically shown installed in the left rear cargo-area electronics space. The creator developed it on an X3 G01 LCI with the HiFi sound system and states that it is not compatible with the Harman Kardon system; assembly uses two M3x10 countersunk fasteners, one M6x20 fastener and two factory bolts. This is an aftermarket equipment mount, not a reproduction of a BMW service part, so no parent electronics or trim number is assigned. Confirm G01 LCI body, HiFi rather than Harman Kardon equipment, cable clearance, ventilation, fastening and trim-panel closure before use.

Multipart armrest-console tray for a MagSafe charging puck, physically shown installed in an X3 F25 and documented for 2011–2017 vehicles. The source includes original and current-puck top variants plus separate padding pieces; use only the matching top and padding set. This is an aftermarket charging accessory rather than a reproduction of a BMW service part, so no parent tray or telephone-option number is assigned. Use PETG, ABS or ASA for the body and TPU for padding as documented, verify S6NS/S6NW and earlier telephone-option console geometry, cable routing, heat, charging alignment and armrest closure before use.

Tall and short divider variants that create a small pocket in the armrest center-console storage compartment, with direct physical installation evidence. The creator warns that console shapes vary by equipment version and recommends removable adhesive for retention. This is an aftermarket divider rather than a reproduction of the complete BMW storage compartment, so no parent assembly number is assigned. Confirm the console shape and telephone-equipment configuration, use a cabin-heat-resistant material, and verify that the armrest closes and stored items cannot interfere with controls.

Replacement access cover for the oil-drain opening in the engine-compartment underbody screening, physically shown loose and installed by the creator. BMW catalogs identify this child cover as 51757261712, item 5 in the underhood-shield diagram; it is used on X3 F25 and X4 F26 applications, so both live generations are linked. The printed design uses lower U-nuts and hex screws rather than the original fastening method. Print in PETG or a higher-temperature engineering polymer, confirm the panel variant and VIN, and verify secure retention and clearance before driving.

Replacement retaining ring for a loose center-console cigarette-lighter socket, supplied with multiple loose, installation and in-use physical views for an X3 E83. BMW catalog socket-mount and illuminated-ring numbers vary by location and production date, and the source does not identify which original child component this geometry reproduces, so no number is assigned. Use a heat-resistant material and verify electrical isolation, secure socket retention and plug clearance before use.

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.

Two-piece bolted replacement for missing metal staples that retain the lower-windscreen rain tray, with loose and installed physical evidence. The source's 51713401811 identifies the complete E83 windscreen-panel cover, while the printed geometry replaces its mounting feature, so that parent number is not assigned. Use a weather- and heat-resistant material, corrosion-resistant M5 hardware, and verify wiper clearance, water drainage and retention after installation.

Slide-on repair for a broken latch on the low-beam rear headlight dust cover, directly modeled and fit-tested by the creator for X3 E83 headlights. Molded marking 1305239123 is not an 11-digit BMW number; catalog number 63128381326 identifies the complete dust cover, not this printed latch repair, so it is deliberately withheld. Print in PETG or a higher-temperature engineering polymer and verify the cover remains sealed and removable after heat cycling.

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.

Replacement cover for a luggage-compartment child-restraint anchor, physically shown installed by the creator in a 2010 X3 E83. BMW catalogs identify the anthracite/black cover as 51473405879, item 12 with three per vehicle; grey 51473418987 and sand-beige 51473418986 are distinct trim variants and are not assigned. Confirm the interior color and VIN, and verify the cover clips securely without obstructing access to the restraint anchor.

Six-coin organizer sized for the front ashtray insert and physically tested by the creator in an X3 E83. It also retains the plastic cap from the rear lighter socket. This is an aftermarket accessory, so no BMW ashtray or console parent number is assigned. Use a cabin-heat-resistant material, confirm the insert is bonded securely as documented, and verify it does not obstruct the lighter socket or ashtray closure.

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.

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.