BMW 3 Series E91 E91N LCI Shark Roof Antenna Aerial Housing Bluewater Metallic

The BMW 3 Series E91 / E91N LCI Shark Antenna Roof Housing in Bluewater Metallic is an original body part designed for installation on the roof of the facelifted 3 Series station wagon. This used OEM part ensures a factory fit and color consistency with the Bluewater Metallic paint.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6955557-WB
• Mark: BMW
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6955557
• Substitutable numbers: 6955557, 65206955557, AS
• Color: Bluewater Metallic - 896

Application and fitment for BMW 3 Series E91 / E91N LCI

This shark fin roof antenna housing was designed specifically for the BMW 3 Series Touring facelift (E91 / E91N LCI). The body's shape matches the factory roof profile, allowing for precise installation in place of the original antenna without the need for any bodywork modifications.

This part is designed for users who want to maintain their car's original appearance after roof repairs, antenna replacement, or body damage. By using the original disassembled part, dimensional accuracy and proper adhesion to the paintwork are maintained.

Bluewater Metallic color – consistent with the body paint

The housing is finished in the factory Bluewater Metallic color, marked with the manufacturer's paint code. This solution often eliminates the need for additional painting if the car has the same body color. Maintaining the original paint finish promotes visual consistency and reduces the risk of color differences between the roof and the antenna housing.

For owners of BMW 3 Series E91 / E91N LCI in this color, this is a particularly practical option – installation is limited to replacing the element, without the need to interfere with the roof structure or perform additional finishing work.

Characteristics of a used part and the benefits of choosing an OEM disassembly

The BMW roof antenna housing offered is a used part, sourced from a disassembly. This means it retains its original geometry, mounting points, and factory fit with the roof. In practice, this translates to:

• reliable fit to the bodywork – no problems with leaks resulting from non-original shape,
• maintaining the factory styling line – identical profile as in the original assembly,
• reasonable repair cost compared to a new part or full painting of the replacement.

Used condition means that the item may show signs of wear typical of disassembled parts, but remains functional in terms of installation and use. This is a sensible choice for drivers who want to restore the aesthetics of their roof and preserve the original character of their car without excessively increasing repair costs.

If you are considering whether it is better to choose remanufacturing or an original used part, it is worth reading the article "Remanufactured or used original - which part to choose when repairing?" , which discusses in detail the advantages of dismantled parts in the context of cost-effectiveness and durability.

Donor mileage and its impact on the quality of the bodywork component

The housing comes from a low-mileage vehicle, which in the case of external components typically translates to limited mechanical wear and less exposure to harsh operating conditions. For roof-mounted components, this typically means:

• lower risk of serious damage resulting from frequent bodywork repairs,
• more even aging of the paint,
• maintaining the correct structure of the fasteners and the edges of contact with the roof.

Thanks to this, the used shark antenna housing can be safely used as a replacement in cars where maintaining the factory appearance and proper roof tightness is a priority.

Why choose this BMW roof antenna cover?

Choosing the original shark fin roof antenna housing for your BMW 3 Series E91 / E91N LCI is a solution that combines technical accuracy with aesthetics. You get:

• original BMW element with preserved geometry and mounting points,
• factory color Bluewater Metallic, which makes it easy to match the body paint,
• used part, allowing you to optimize the cost of repair while maintaining high functionality.

For owners of a BMW 3 Series Estate after facelift, this is a practical way to restore the consistent appearance of the roof after damage to the antenna or its housing, while maintaining the original style and correct installation.