BMW E90 E91 LCI E92 Dashboard Dash Trim Console Strip Cover Wood Walnut Light

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BMW E90 E91 LCI E92 Dashboard Dash Trim Console Strip Cover Wood Walnut Light in light walnut wood trim is an original interior component designed for factory cockpits of the BMW 3 Series E9x generation. This elegant center console panel allows you to restore a cohesive look to the dashboard or aesthetically upgrade the interior with an attractive wood finish, while maintaining factory fitment and the manufacturer's styling.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-9171174-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9171174
• Substitutable numbers: 9171174, 51459171174
• Part type: Dashboard Trim
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Purpose and compatibility

The presented trim is designed for BMW 3 Series E90, E91 LCI, and E92 models, where it provides an aesthetic finish for the central part of the dashboard. The component is matched to the original geometry of the cockpit, ensuring that after installation, it maintains the correct lines, gaps, and ergonomics of the console operation.

Its original BMW origin ensures compatibility with factory mounting points and other interior panels, which facilitates installation and minimizes the risk of improper fitment.

Appearance and finish characteristics

The trim is made in a light walnut wood decor, characteristic of premium equipment versions in the BMW 3 Series E9x. The light shade of walnut visually brightens the interior, giving it a more spacious and orderly character, while also blending well with both leather and fabric upholstery.

The panel surface has been designed to blend harmoniously with adjacent dashboard elements, creating a cohesive decorative strip running across the console. As a result, the interior gains a consistent, factory look, without the "aftermarket add-on" effect typical of non-OEM replacements.

Function in the dashboard

The trim primarily serves an aesthetic function, but it also has practical significance – it covers a section of the dashboard structure and the edges of adjacent console elements. When properly installed, it:

• masks mounting points and panel joints,
• stabilizes a section of the cockpit trim,
• reduces the risk of unwanted gaps and looseness within the console area.

Thanks to the preservation of the original geometry, the component works well with factory switches and modules located in the central part of the dashboard.

Condition and practical application

The component comes from the secondary market, making it a reasonable choice for post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged trim, or for budget-friendly interior modernization. Using an OEM part allows you to maintain the original character of the cabin while reducing costs compared to new panels.

Such a solution is particularly beneficial for comprehensive cockpit restoration, when you want to maintain the consistency of the wood decor throughout the interior and match the shade to other elements.

Benefits of using an original BMW trim

Using a factory BMW dashboard trim in light walnut decor provides a number of practical benefits:

• Original fitment – a panel designed for a specific 3 Series generation, with no modifications required.
• Consistent aesthetics – maintaining a uniform wood finish across the entire dashboard.
• Reasonable repair cost – especially when replacing a single, damaged cockpit element.
• Ability to restore factory configuration – important for cars after bodywork repairs or when preparing the vehicle for sale.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional decorative panels, console covers, or trim strips, check out the available parts in the BMW Dashboards category.

For users interested in a broader context of interior and exterior modifications in the brand's sports versions, an article describing the differences between standard and sports components may be useful – you can find it here: BMW M Performance: how do BMW M components differ from standard ones?.