BMW 3 Series 4 E90 E91 E92 E93 Cover Dashboard Aluminium Right O/S 6982456

The BMW 3 Series E90/E91/E92/E93 Right-Side Dashboard Trim is an original interior component designed for installation on the driver's side in right-hand drive versions. The aluminum finish ensures a cohesive, aesthetic look for the cockpit, and the use of an OEM BMW part guarantees precise fitment to the dashboard structure. This solution allows for a technically correct replacement of a damaged or worn part without altering the interior structure.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-6982456-4
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6982456
• Substitutable numbers: 51456982456, 6982456
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Intended Use and Fitment for BMW 3 Series

The presented trim is dedicated to BMW 3 Series models of the E90, E91, E92, and E93 generation, in right-hand drive configurations. Its placement on the right side of the dashboard allows for the preservation of the original cockpit geometry, proper alignment with adjacent panels, and correct edge routing relative to other trim elements.

Thanks to the use of original BMW construction, the part maintains proper rigidity, mounting stability, and compatibility with factory mounting points. This is particularly important when replacing dashboard sections, where even minor deviations can cause undesirable resonances, squeaks, or gaps between panels.

Construction and Characteristics of the Aluminum Trim

The dashboard trim is manufactured using the technology specified by the manufacturer for BMW 3 Series interiors, featuring a decorative aluminum surface. This type of finish provides a modern, understated look that complements both dark and lighter upholstery. The aluminum structure is resistant to typical operational stresses within the vehicle's interior, such as touch, minor impacts, or temperature changes.

The element's profile is matched to the dashboard shape in E90–E93 versions, facilitating installation and allowing for consistent gaps between panels. The use of original geometry minimizes the risk of material stress and undesirable deformation during use.

Condition, Functionality, and Service Application

This part comes from secondary circulation, making it a practical choice for post-accident repairs, replacing damaged cockpit sections, or restoring the interior to a near-factory condition. A used dashboard trim allows for an economical restoration of the original configuration without the need for aftermarket alternatives with uncertain fitment.

In service applications, this part is particularly suitable for situations where maintaining interior stylistic consistency is required, as well as for reconstructing vehicles after collisions on the right side. Original BMW origin promotes compatibility with other dashboard elements, which is important both aesthetically and technically.

Benefits of Using an Original Dashboard Trim

• Factory fitment for the BMW 3 Series E90–E93 dashboard in right-hand drive versions.
• Aluminum finish ensuring a cohesive look with other interior décor elements.
• Replication of original geometry and mounting points, facilitating service installation.
• Economical replacement of a damaged part without compromising on OEM quality.
• Support for post-accident repairs and cockpit restoration in BMW 3 Series vehicles.

Expanding Dashboard Work Scope in BMW

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the cockpit area in your BMW and require other parts from the same group, such as decorative panels, covers, or additional installation modules, check the available parts in the BMW Dashboard category.

When planning more extensive service work, it is also advisable to ensure proper diagnostics and component selection based on catalog numbers and vehicle history. Helpful information on part selection procedures by identification numbers, regeneration principles, and component operation can be found in the article Fuel System – Injectors, Pumps, and Fuel Tank: Maintenance and Regeneration, which discusses best service practices when working with OEM components.