The 'Interchangeable Parts Thread' - Page 3

genpk · 10th September 2017, 10:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by t5tart

if it has not already been covered brake / stop light switch XKB000022

seems to be the same on all these (needs verifying)

BMW 1 (E81, E87)
BMW 1 (E87)
BMW 1 Convertible (E88)
BMW 1 Coupe (E82)
BMW 3 (E46)
BMW 3 (E90)
BMW 3 Compact (E46)
BMW 3 Convertible (E46)
BMW 3 Convertible (E93)
BMW 3 Coupe (E46)
BMW 3 Coupe (E92)
BMW 3 Touring (E46)
BMW 3 Touring (E91)
BMW 5 (E39)
BMW 5 (E60)
BMW 5 Touring (E39)
BMW 5 Touring (E61)
BMW 6 (E63)
BMW 6 Convertible (E64)
BMW 7 (E38)
BMW 7 (E65, E66)
BMW 7 (F01, F02, F03, F04)
BMW X1 (E84)
BMW X3 (E83)
BMW X5 (E53)
BMW X5 (E70)
BMW X6 (E71, E72)
BMW Z4 (E85)
BMW Z4 (E89)
BMW Z4 Coupe (E86)
BMW Z8 (E52)
Land Rover Freelander (LN)
Land Rover Freelander 2 (FA_)
Land Rover Freelander Soft Top
Land Rover Range Rover III (LM)
Land Rover Range Rover Sport (LS)
Mercedes C-Class (W204)
Mercedes C-Class T-Model (S204)
Mercedes E-Class (W212)
Mercedes E-Class Convertible (A207)
Mercedes E-Class Coupe (C207)
Mercedes E-Class T-Model (S212)
Mercedes GLK-Class (X204)
Mercedes S-Class (W221)
Mercedes S-Class Coupe (C216)
Mercedes SLS AMG (C197)
MG MG ZT
MG MG ZT- T
Mini Mini (R50, R53)
Mini Mini (R56)
Mini Mini Clubman (R55)
Mini Mini Convertible (R52)
Mini Mini Convertible (R57)
Rover 75 (RJ)
Rover 75 Tourer (RJ)

It is the same switch for a car without cruise control as it is a single pole switch.
The brake switch for cars with cruise control has the same part number but with an "A" at the end and is a dual pole switch

PRC ROEWE · 2nd February 2018, 07:16

I'm looking for any oil filter part numbers for the 2.5 that can be cross referenced to Wix or Amsoil.

versus · 3rd February 2018, 13:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by prc roewe

i'm looking for any oil filter part numbers for the 2.5 that can be cross referenced to wix or amsoil.

wix filters - wl7270

Grof · 20th October 2020, 15:56

I can't find a replacement for my front arch liners that is not second hand. Is there some bmw model that could fit on 75.

HarryM1BYT · 23rd October 2020, 14:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grof

I can't find a replacement for my front arch liners that is not second hand. Is there some bmw model that could fit on 75.

Very unlikely the liner from any other model would fit, body panel parts are unique to a model normally. One exception was the Granada and later Scorpio (frog eye), which changed the the boot and all of the front end, but retained the mid section of the Granada body.

dartrivet · 22nd February 2013, 22:56

BMW E46 plastic handle assembly for the tourer load cover sheet is an exact fit. The same part. And I'm fairly sure that the whole load cover sheet assembly is the same as well.

mikesmith2 · 27th February 2013, 19:18

The BMW tourer load cover is wider than the Rover one.

I had a couple of BMW ones, one for the 5 series and one for the 3 series and neither would fit.

calysto · 10th May 2013, 20:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reebs

After an excellent discovery by milosnikolic

OT.
Funny nick "milosnikolic" miłośnik=admirerer, but "olic" - something's missing. Hope ~oh has not dropped out!

Put just a few interchangable farts for 1.8T, please!

Rgrds,
Waldek

BigJacko · 26th October 2013, 12:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by dartrivet

BMW E46 plastic handle assembly for the tourer load cover sheet is an exact fit. The same part. And I'm fairly sure that the whole load cover sheet assembly is the same as well.

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikesmith2

The BMW tourer load cover is wider than the Rover one.

I had a couple of BMW ones, one for the 5 series and one for the 3 series and neither would fit.

Dartrivet is correct with regards to the handle. The BMW part number is 51 47 7 046 771 - it's also known as a 'HANDLE' or (strangely) 'TOOL' - and it's for a BMW "3-Series Touring" 1998-2005 model (body codename E46, NOT the newer E91). Be prepared for storemen to pretend they've never heard of it, or can't find it. My man had to look it up in about 3 different books before he found it - so if you are sure to tell them the year and model, as well as the part number it'll save you time and fuss.

Ignore the fact that the drawing (if they show you it) doesn't look exactly right - the product that comes across in the bag IS right! You get top and bottom halves of the handle, plus the two screws for (in my case) £12.69. Result!

(that price was back in 2008, mind, when I first wrote about this)

mikesmith2 is most probably right about the widths of the actual cover-sheet not matching though; I never tried those, and just needed a replacement handle (as Tourer owners may know, or will find out, if you let the sheet fly back under its own power, it will likely smash the handle, so be warned!)

Leyland Worldmaster · 26th October 2013, 13:01

The garage that did my tracking, and subsequently changed my rear axle trailing arm bush had trouble finding one; the cross referenced part numbers and found a BMW part was suitable. For obvious reasons, I didn't ask about exactly what the part number was. This is however of some use to those with the facilities to cross reference part numbers.

2nd February 2018, 07:16	#2
PRC ROEWE Regular poster Roewe 750e Join Date: May 2015 Location: Malahat Posts: 40 Thanks: 31 Thanked 11 Times in 7 Posts	Oil Filter Cross References I'm looking for any oil filter part numbers for the 2.5 that can be cross referenced to Wix or Amsoil.

20th October 2020, 15:56	#4
Grof Newbie Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Jul 2020 Location: Jagodina Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Front arch liner I can't find a replacement for my front arch liners that is not second hand. Is there some bmw model that could fit on 75.

22nd February 2013, 22:56	#6
dartrivet Newbie Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Chichester Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Plastic handle for tourer load cover sheet BMW E46 plastic handle assembly for the tourer load cover sheet is an exact fit. The same part. And I'm fairly sure that the whole load cover sheet assembly is the same as well.

26th October 2013, 13:01	#10
Leyland Worldmaster This is my second home Audi A2 1.4TDI Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Avec the Penguins! Posts: 11,469 Thanks: 3,355 Thanked 1,622 Times in 1,057 Posts	The garage that did my tracking, and subsequently changed my rear axle trailing arm bush had trouble finding one; the cross referenced part numbers and found a BMW part was suitable. For obvious reasons, I didn't ask about exactly what the part number was. This is however of some use to those with the facilities to cross reference part numbers. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 🏓

27th February 2013, 19:18	#7
mikesmith2 Loves to post None Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Reading Posts: 466 Thanks: 1 Thanked 15 Times in 15 Posts	The BMW tourer load cover is wider than the Rover one. I had a couple of BMW ones, one for the 5 series and one for the 3 series and neither would fit.