BMW X1 E84 Rear Bumper Trim Panel PDC X Line Black Sapphire Metallic - 475

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

BMW X1 E84 Rear Bumper PDC Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 is an original body part from the Bumpers and reinforcements category, designed for installation on the rear of the vehicle. The Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 paint allows for visual consistency with the factory BMW body finish, and the preparation for PDC sensors enables proper integration with the factory parking system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7345036-BS2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7345036
• Substitutable numbers: 51127345036, 7345036, 51127345044, 7345044
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Black Sapphire Metallic - 475
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and Fitment for BMW X1 E84

The presented rear bumper has been specifically designed for the BMW X1 E84 model, taking into account the body geometry and factory mounting points. Its placement on the vehicle is the rear, meaning the part works with original guides, brackets, and reinforcements, ensuring stable seating and correct gaps relative to the tailgate and fenders.

The bumper is prepared for integration with the PDC system, ensuring the functionality of parking sensors after correct installation. This solution allows for seamless replacement of a damaged part without the need for modifications to the electrical system or body structure.

Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 Color and Aesthetic Qualities

The factory Black Sapphire Metallic - 475 color is a distinctive, metallic shade of black used in many BMW models. Applying this paint to the rear bumper can reduce the scope of potential painting work, especially if the other body parts retain their original finish. The metallic structure of the coating harmonizes well with the lines of the X1 E84 body, emphasizing the car's cohesive, modern character.

For users planning a comprehensive renovation or partial refresh of the bodywork, color matching the factory BMW palette simplifies the integration of other elements and helps achieve a uniform visual effect upon completion of the work.

Characteristics of a Used Part

The offered bumper is a used part, meaning it comes from vehicle dismantling. Such components are often chosen for accident repairs and restoring a car to its pre-damage condition, as they allow for the preservation of the original body structure within a reasonable budget. A used BMW rear bumper, with appropriate mounting preparation, can serve as a solid base for further painting and visual adjustments.

Choosing an original part from dismantling reduces the risk of geometry issues, which are common with lower-quality aftermarket replacements. This makes it easier to achieve proper alignment with other body panels and maintain the correct functionality of the PDC system.

Application in Repairs, Renovations, and Modernization Projects

The rear bumper for the BMW X1 E84 in Black Sapphire Metallic is suitable for both standard collision repairs and renovation projects for older models. It can be used in:

• accident repairs, where replacement of the damaged rear bumper is necessary,
• visual bodywork refreshes, when the current part is scratched or deformed,
• projects to restore the car to factory specifications while maintaining the original paint color.

If you are planning a broader range of work on the BMW body and also need other parts from this category, such as front bumpers or structural reinforcements, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and Reinforcements category.

Additional Information and Support for Part Selection

For owners of older BMW X1 E84 models, a conscious approach to selecting used body parts is particularly important to preserve both the aesthetics and functionality of the vehicle. If you want to better understand how using dismantled parts affects the renovation and modernization process of cars from the years approximately 1998–2012, it is worth reading the article Second Life of a Youngtimer – How Used Car Parts Rejuvenate Cars from 1998–2012, which discusses practical scenarios and common driver questions.