BMW X3 F25 3D-printable parts

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.

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.

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.