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Old 11-18-2017, 04:10 PM
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Running board replacment

Hi guys - quickish question. I've got an '08 X5 4.8i, had it for years, 110k miles. It came with the aluminum running boards, however my wife hates them and I'm not a fan either. I've been looking around trying to figure out how to just replace them with the original OEM parts, but I'm not even sure what they're called (side skirt?). I've been drilling this down with google and here, and found a lot about going in the other direction, but no luck with going back to the non-running board state. Thanks in advance.
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Old 11-18-2017, 04:50 PM
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Find someone that is DYING for running boards....

Think it might be 51777191241, called a sill cover. i think
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Old 11-18-2017, 04:55 PM
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Did you try this ?
RealOEM.com - Online BMW Parts Catalog



01 Support piece for door sill, left 1 51777207195 $87.33
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01 Support piece for door sill, right 1 51777207196 $87.33

03 LEFT DOOR SILL COVER SCHWARZ 1 51777191241 $198.62
03 RIGHT DOOR SILL COVER SCHWARZ 1 51777191242 $198.62
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Hi guys - quickish question. I've got an '08 X5 4.8i, had it for years, 110k miles. It came with the aluminum running boards, however my wife hates them and I'm not a fan either. I've been looking around trying to figure out how to just replace them with the original OEM parts, but I'm not even sure what they're called (side skirt?). I've been drilling this down with google and here, and found a lot about going in the other direction, but no luck with going back to the non-running board state. Thanks in advance.
Sell me your aluminum boards!!!! yes I am serious.
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^ As I said....
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I would be happy to do a swap as well. I have the skirts and need the boards.
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