BMW E81 E87 E88 E90 E91 E92 E93 LCI Air Conditioning Control Panel 9190922

BMW E81 E87 E88 E90 E93 LCI Climate Control Panel 9190922 is an original part from the air conditioning regulators category, designed for facelifted (LCI) BMW 1 and 3 Series models. This panel provides precise control over ventilation and air conditioning, maintaining the factory cockpit ergonomics and the cohesive interior look characteristic of BMW.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9190922
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 64119190922
• Substitutable numbers: 64119190922, 9190922, 64116954664, 6954664, 64119162986, 9162986, 64116960860, 6960860, 64119129937, 9129937, 64116968012, 6968012, 64119147297, 9147297, 64116988064, 6988064, 64119168116, 9168116, 64116972411, 6972411, 64119286618, 9286618, 64119236778, 9236778, 64119221856, 9221856, 64119216022, 9216022
• Category: HVAC Controls & Control Units

Application and Compatibility

The climate control panel is designed to work with factory installations in BMW E81, E87, E88, E90, and E93 LCI versions. This means maintaining the original button logic, proper illumination, and compatibility with the factory ventilation and air conditioning system.

Thanks to this part, it is possible to efficiently replace a damaged panel without the need for electrical system modifications or dashboard alterations. The panel is suitable both as a service part and for restoring full functionality to the ventilation system after a failure.

Construction and Functions of the Control Panel

The panel is responsible for operating key cabin comfort functions, such as temperature regulation, fan speed control, and air flow direction selection. The button and dial layout is consistent with the original BMW design, facilitating intuitive operation without the need to get used to a different element arrangement.

The panel's electronics work with factory sensors and control modules, ensuring stable operation of the air conditioning system. By maintaining the original construction, it is possible to ensure consistent operation with other comfort systems in the vehicle.

Original Origin and Reference Numbers

The product comes from the BMW line and is an OEM-class part, which translates to proper fitment on the dashboard and compatibility with the vehicle's wiring harness. The panel has a dedicated OEM part number and a set of interchangeable numbers, which facilitates verification of compatibility with a specific car configuration based on manufacturer catalogs or VIN number.

The presence of multiple reference numbers allows this panel to be used as a replacement for various equipment versions within the same BMW generation, while adhering to manufacturer requirements for safety and functionality.

Condition, Installation, and Benefits of Use

The item is offered as a used climate control panel, allowing for economical repair of the ventilation system while maintaining original manufacturing quality. This type of part is particularly useful in cases of electronic failures, worn buttons, or problems with the panel's response to driver commands.

Installation involves removing the old panel and connecting the new part to the factory wiring harness, following BMW service standards. A correctly selected panel restores full climate control functionality, improving driving comfort and ease of operation in daily use.

If you are looking for other BMW air conditioning regulators for your car, check out the BMW air conditioning regulators available in our store to find a part that perfectly matches your specific model.

More about the advantages of using original used premium brand components, including air conditioning system parts, can be found in an article on our blog: Used Mercedes Parts – Original Parts from Dismantling, where we discuss the practical aspects of choosing such components.

If you treat your BMW from the years 1998–2012 as a youngtimer and plan a gradual renovation of the interior and comfort system, also check out the guide Second Life for a Youngtimer – How Used Car Parts Revitalize Cars from 1998–2012, where we describe modernization scenarios using original used parts.