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Old 07-16-2011, 12:12 AM
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I think he means the diverter/splitter underneath the brake duct. It might be part of the front wheel arch liner piece and not a separate item.
Yeah, I agree...and that part number would be????
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Old 07-16-2011, 11:42 PM
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Part Nr:
51 77 7 161 743 (left)
51 77 7 161 744 (right)

You will also need to buy a few expanding rivets, since it's likely you'll mutilate the old ones getting them out.

07 11 9 905 507

I replaced a similar part for the rear wheels in my X3 when they simply became torn/ragged/hanging on by a thread after years of use. Expect them to cost around $10-14 each.
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Also part # 51 75 7 188 839 (for L side) in the BMW US Parts software at your local BMW dealer. It is officially called a Pressure Lip Seal. This is for a 2011 X5 5.0i, I would imagine it would be the same part # for other models of that year.
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Here are some links to the parts talked about in the posts below for anyone that's trying to find them

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Part Nr:
51 77 7 161 743 (left)
51 77 7 161 744 (right)

You will also need to buy a few expanding rivets, since it's likely you'll mutilate the old ones getting them out.

07 11 9 905 507

I replaced a similar part for the rear wheels in my X3 when they simply became torn/ragged/hanging on by a thread after years of use. Expect them to cost around $10-14 each.
51777161743 LINK

51777161744 LINK

07119905507 LINK



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Also part # 51 75 7 188 839 (for L side) in the BMW US Parts software at your local BMW dealer. It is officially called a Pressure Lip Seal. This is for a 2011 X5 5.0i, I would imagine it would be the same part # for other models of that year.
51757188839 LINK
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