help identifying engine trim

[solrac6262]

hi guys,

been looking a lot on realoem.com for a part # and searching but no luck, maybe someone already change this part and can help..

its a plastic trim that goes on the back of the air filter and goes from side to side, looks like a seal.
thanks

[Diesel Guy]

Not sure what part you are asking about. Post the picture again, and point with your finger at the part in question.

[solrac6262]

thanks Diesel

[Thirdy]

bulkhead engine compartment top left- 51717169419 - $59.07
Partition, engine compartment top right-51717169420 - $59.07
Partition, engine bay top center- 51717169421- $42.25

[solrac6262]

Thanks thirdy thats what I thought the same part #

[ECS Tuning]

Thirdy came up with the same part numbers for your X5 that I did. They are parts 10 and 14 in the below diagram. HERE is a link to a custom cart containing them.




ECS Tuning

[PHL08]

I need these 3 parts (left, center and right), but everywhere I look online they don't have the rubber stripping piece to go along the top edge. Is that a single piece that should run along the top of all 3 parts? I also don't see anything like that in the diagram on realoem page.

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sho...diagId=51_6430

[FunfDreisig]

Originally Posted by PHL08

. Is that a single piece that should run along the top of all 3 parts?

Yes. That is a single rubber seal that fits onto the top of all three engine partition pieces. When I replaced my engine compartment pieces I used the original rubber seal which was still in good shape.

Your pictures show that your rubber seal is still in place.

Funf Dreisig

[ard]

There are actually 5 pieces. Two little pieces on the ends. One of mine was cracked...i replaced both

[FunfDreisig]

Originally Posted by ard

There are actually 5 pieces. Two little pieces on the ends. One of mine was cracked...i replaced both

This is the diver’s side version of the two addition parts that ard mentioned. They get deformed and sometimes broken by the weight of the larger parts hanging on for dear life. They are attached to the larger parts with two plastic rivets.

Funf Dreisig