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2007 X3 liftgate lock broken
Last edited by BMWAddict_W; 03-12-2012 at 12:04 PM. |
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Bulk, maybe you want to take a stab at it? |
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2007 BMW X3 Parts - getBMWparts.com powered by Tischer BMW - Your #1 Source for all OEM BMW Parts/Accessories! |
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Oh ok, that doesn't seem to be the same thing as this
2006 BMW X5 Parts - getBMWparts.com powered by Tischer BMW - Your #1 Source for all OEM BMW Parts/Accessories! Although I found what you linked for the 4.8 X. I don't get it, did you manage to take that entire unit apart and replace only the lock? Please explain. I feel like I got shafted for $200 all of a sudden. |
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2007 BMW X3 Parts - getBMWparts.com powered by Tischer BMW - Your #1 Source for all OEM BMW Parts/Accessories! Last edited by BMWAddict_W; 03-12-2012 at 02:37 PM. |
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Am I in the X3 forum or something. I though this was the e53, those pics up top, are identical to my part. What did you get when you ordered yours?
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I think you guys are comparing two different items.
Slick, for you, look here: 2006 BMW X5 Parts - getBMWparts.com powered by Tischer BMW - Your #1 Source for all OEM BMW Parts/Accessories! See that what you're looking at is the actuator and lock - not just the lock. |
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Yea I sort of figured this out as well.
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I was searching using X3 Liftgate and the search landed me into this link. However, I will share what I experienced. The service advisor said the part I found online may not be a 'certified' BMW part since the BMW part number was not noted. I pointed out that the liftgate explosion diagram looked like an authentic BMW illustration. The part# was 51-24-7-201-561 which was listed at $233 by my dealer. I questioned whether a BMW dealer in another state would sell 'generic' unauthorized parts. I emphasized my 'good customer' credentials and added I was unemployed but still needed the liftgate lock to be replaced. In conclusion, they matched the online price ($101) I presented with the printout and URL to the service manager. The labor was $135 for an hour's work and the total bill was lower than the initial estimate of $368. Great customer service as I left with a working liftgate, newly washed car, fresh coffee and bagels with cream cheese from the Car Cafe.
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