BMW E60 E61 Grab Handle Rear Right O/S Monacoblau Metallic Monaco Blue A35

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW E60 E61 Grab Handle Rear Right O/S Monacoblau Metallic Monaco Blue is an original body component from the Door handles category, designed for installation on the rear right side of the vehicle. Finished in Monacoblau Metallic - A35, this handle ensures a consistent look for the bodywork and proper operation of the door opening mechanism in your BMW.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7034571-MB1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7034571
• Substitutable numbers: 51217199555, 7199555, 51227034571, 7034571, 51227034572, 7034572, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Color: Monacoblau Metallic - A35
• Category: Door Handles

Purpose and fitment for BMW

The presented handle is a component dedicated to BMW E60 and E61 series models, located in the rear right door area. Thanks to its factory origin, it ensures a proper fit with the door panel, correct mechanism operation, and compliance with the styling lines characteristic of this BMW generation.

The vehicle placement is clearly defined as the rear right side, which facilitates part selection during accident repairs, replacement of a damaged component, or restoring full functionality of the lock and handle during daily use.

Monacoblau Metallic - A35 color and body aesthetics

The handle is finished in the Monacoblau Metallic - A35 shade, which allows for color consistency with the original body paint. The metallic coating fits well with the BMW E60/E61 styling line, minimizing the need for additional painting when replacing the component with a used one of the same color code.

By maintaining the factory color, the handle provides an aesthetic complement to the side of the body, reducing shade differences and improving the overall visual perception of the vehicle after repair.

Technical and functional characteristics

As an item from the Door handles category, the product is responsible for transferring the force of the driver's or passenger's hand to the door opening mechanism, ensuring convenient access to the vehicle interior. The design intended for the rear right side of the body takes into account the door geometry, mounting method, and interaction with the lock and internal linkages.

The handle comes from the BMW range, which means maintaining factory manufacturing standards, appropriate body rigidity, and compatibility with original mounting elements and door hardware in the E60/E61 series.

Product condition and service application

The item is offered as a used part, making it a practical solution for accident repairs, replacing a damaged handle, or restoring full door functionality at controlled service costs. A used handle allows you to maintain the original vehicle specification without the need for aftermarket replacements with uncertain fitment.

The product will work well both in professional body and paint workshops and among users independently collecting body components for their BMW 5 Series E60/E61.

Part selection by numbers and technical support

The handle has an assigned OEM part number and interchangeable numbers, which facilitates its identification in BMW catalogs and matching to a specific equipment version. When selecting, it is recommended to compare the markings with the vehicle documentation or the existing component to ensure full mounting and functional compatibility.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as external handles, lock cylinders, or handle covers, check the available parts in the BMW Door handles category.

For users interested in deepening their knowledge on diagnostics and selecting components by OEM numbers, as well as the principles of automotive component operation, the guide article Fuel system – injectors, pumps and fuel tank: maintenance and regeneration may be helpful, where practical aspects of identifying parts by numbers and working with service catalogs are discussed.