BMW E84 E91 Shark Antenna Aerial Roof Housing Mineral Grau Grey Metallic B39

BMW E84 E91 Shark Fin Antenna Housing Mineral Grey B39 is an original, used "shark fin" type roof antenna housing from the BMW range, designed for installation at the rear of the roof. The element in Mineral Grey Metallic – B39 allows for an aesthetic and technically correct replacement of a damaged housing, maintaining the vehicle's cohesive appearance and factory character.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6955557-MG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6955557
• Substitutable numbers: 6955557, 65206955557, 9265970, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Mineral Grau Metallic - B39
• Category: Antennas

Purpose and Function of the BMW Antenna Housing

The presented housing belongs to the Car Antennas category and is dedicated to BMW E84 and E91 series models where the roof antenna is located at the rear of the vehicle. The "shark fin" shape provides an aerodynamic profile while protecting the antenna module from external factors such as moisture, dirt, or minor mechanical damage.

Its placement at the rear of the roof contributes to stable signal reception and reduces the risk of accidental damage during daily use. Thanks to its factory geometry, the housing maintains proper adhesion to the roof panel, facilitating a watertight installation using the original mounting points.

Mineral Grey Metallic – B39 Color and Visual Matching

The Mineral Grey Metallic – B39 color is a popular, elegant shade of grey used in many BMW models, which complements both light and dark body elements well. Using paint with the same color code helps minimize shade differences between the roof and the antenna housing, which is particularly important for post-accident repairs or spot bodywork restoration.

For BMW owners who want to maintain a consistent vehicle appearance after replacing a part, color matching of the antenna housing is crucial. In many cases, this can avoid additional painting, reducing repair time and cost while maintaining an aesthetic that aligns with factory standards.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Antenna Housing

Choosing an original BMW antenna housing from the Car Antennas category offers a range of practical benefits:

• factory fit to the roof shape and antenna base in E84 and E91 models,
• preservation of the original body line and characteristic "shark fin" profile,
• easier installation due to compatibility with factory mounting points,
• color consistency with Mineral Grey Metallic – B39 paint,
• suitability for post-accident repairs without altering the roof structure.

A used OEM part is a sensible compromise between quality and cost – it allows for the restoration of full functionality and aesthetics of the roof antenna without the need for aftermarket alternatives with uncertain fit.

Condition, Installation, and Rear Vehicle Application

The antenna housing is offered as a used part, meaning it comes from a dismantled vehicle and may show typical signs of wear for bodywork components. However, it retains its structural integrity for reinstallation at the rear of the roof, where it serves to cover the actual antenna module.

Installation of the housing at the rear of the vehicle typically involves removing the old element, cleaning the roof surface, and then remounting it onto the existing antenna base. Due to its factory shape and dimensions, this process can be carried out in an orderly manner, without the need for bodywork modifications or shaping the housing.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the roof area on your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as antenna housings, antenna bases, or antenna module covers, check the available parts in the BMW Car Antennas category.

How to Ensure Repair Durability and Other Consumable Parts

When replacing the antenna housing, it is also advisable to assess the condition of other consumable parts in your car. Regular checks and planned replacement of worn components help reduce the risk of breakdowns and unnecessary service costs. Practical tips on which car parts are most frequently replaced and how to optimally plan such work can be found in the article TOP 10 Most Frequently Replaced Parts in Your Car.

If the antenna housing is part of a broader body repair after a collision, information on selecting used body parts, installation procedures, and methods for verifying the quality of dismantled parts may also be helpful. This topic is discussed in more detail in the guide Body and Chassis – Post-Accident Repairs Using Dismantled Parts, which can help you better plan the entire repair process.