BMW 5 7 Series F01 F02 F10 F11 Condensate Drain Left N/S Hose Line Pipe 9115395

The Left BMW 5 and 7 Series F01/F02/F10/F11 Air Conditioning Condensate Drain Hose is an original component of the air conditioning system, responsible for the controlled drainage of condensate from the evaporator. Thanks to its precise fit for the body and HVAC system in these BMW generations, it ensures stable air conditioning operation and reduces the risk of unwanted moisture accumulation in the cabin.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9115395
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9115395
• Substitutable numbers: 64119115395, 9115395, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Category: A/C Hoses & Fittings

Purpose and Function in the Air Conditioning System

The presented condensate hose is a part from the Hoses, Pipes, and Connectors for Air Conditioning group, intended for installation on the left side of the vehicle in BMW 5 and 7 Series F generation models. It is responsible for safely draining condensate from the evaporator housing to the outside of the body, which:

• prevents dampness of the carpet and acoustic insulation elements,
• reduces the risk of corrosion in the floor and sill areas,
• stabilizes the operating conditions of the air conditioning system,
• decreases the likelihood of unpleasant odors forming in the cabin.

Construction, Fit, and Installation

The hose has been designed as a dedicated part for the F01, F02, F10, and F11 platforms, maintaining factory routing geometry. This means:

• appropriately profiled routing in the tunnel and bulkhead area,
• adaptation to factory mounting points and grommets,
• compatibility with original evaporator housing drain spigots.

This ensures that installation proceeds in an organized manner, without the need for modifications to the body or HVAC system components. Factory fit reduces the risk of leaks and improper condensate drainage.

Condition, Origin, and Benefits of Using a Used Part

The component comes from disassembly and is offered as a used part, allowing for economical repair of the air conditioning system while maintaining original BMW specifications. For condensate drain hoses, it is particularly important to ensure:

• maintaining the appropriate material flexibility,
• no cracks or deformations in the connector areas,
• proper flow throughout the entire length of the hose.

Using an original hose from disassembly helps maintain the structural integrity of the air conditioning system and avoids problems typical of aftermarket parts with imprecise shapes or diameters. This solution is particularly beneficial for servicing premium vehicles, where both functionality and compliance with the factory design are important.

Importance of Proper Condensate Drainage

A functional condensate hose has a direct impact on the comfort and durability of the vehicle. Its proper operation:

• protects the electrical system in the floor area from moisture,
• reduces the risk of window fogging resulting from excessive interior humidity,
• supports the maintenance of a stable microclimate in the cabin,
• prevents costly repairs related to prolonged dampness.

For owners of BMW 5 and 7 Series F generation vehicles who care about the technical condition of their air conditioning system, replacing a faulty condensate hose with an original part is a simple yet effective service action.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the air conditioning system area in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as refrigerant lines, connecting hoses, or service connectors, check the available parts in the BMW Air Conditioning Hoses, Pipes, and Connectors category.

Technical Support and Part Selection

When planning repairs using components from disassembly, it is worthwhile to understand the specifics of original solutions used by premium car manufacturers. Additional information on the advantages of using used parts in premium vehicles is provided in the article: Used Parts for Mercedes – Original Parts from Disassembly, which discusses the practical aspects of selecting and operating such components in higher-class vehicles.