BMW X3 Series E83 Rear Door Card Ashtray Storage Trim Cover Black 3404083

BMW X3 E83 Rear Door Ashtray Cover Black is an original interior equipment part designed for installation in the rear doors of this model. The black finish helps maintain a consistent upholstery appearance, and the factory BMW design ensures secure mounting and proper fit to the door panel. This is a practical solution for drivers who want to restore the functionality of the rear ashtray in an organized manner.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 3404083
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 3404083
• Substitutable numbers: 51423404083, 51423404084
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Fitment for BMW X3 E83

The ashtray cover has been specifically designed for the BMW X3 E83 model, ensuring it retains the correct geometry and mounting method characteristic of this interior. The part is installed in the rear of the vehicle, in the door area, allowing for the restoration of the full functionality of the factory compartment for ash or small accessories.

The black color scheme is consistent with the typical interior finish of this model, facilitating aesthetic integration with the door card. This ensures that after installation, the part does not appear as an "alien" element – the entire assembly creates a cohesive, organized door panel.

Technical and Functional Characteristics

The ashtray cover belongs to the Other category, meaning it is a specialized, dedicated interior detail, not a universal replacement. The design is intended for operation under standard passenger car usage conditions, with an emphasis on:

• stable seating in the door panel,
• proper closing and opening of the ashtray,
• maintaining user ergonomics for rear seat passengers.

The black element effectively masks typical operational dirt and helps maintain a tidy interior. Thanks to the factory design, compatibility with the original ashtray mechanism used in this model is preserved.

Condition of the Part and Benefits of Choosing a Used Part

The ashtray cover is offered as a used part, representing a reasonable compromise between cost and functionality. In practice, this means the part comes from a dismantled vehicle, and its operational parameters remain preserved to an extent that allows for continued use in the vehicle.

Choosing such a solution is particularly beneficial when the priority is to restore interior completeness without the need to invest in a new component. A used cover helps reduce repair costs while also aligning with the trend of reusing parts, which has both economic and environmental significance.

If you want to learn more about the advantages of using parts from dismantled vehicles, it's worth reading the material dedicated to eco-friendly vehicle operation: eco-friendly driving and the benefits of used car parts.

Practical Application and Installation

The ashtray cover in the rear doors of the BMW X3 E83 serves both a functional and aesthetic purpose. On one hand, it protects the interior of the ashtray and the opening mechanism; on the other, it visually completes the door panel, eliminating unsightly gaps left by a missing part.

During installation, proper seating in the designated mounting points and checking the operation of the opening mechanism are crucial. This ensures the ashtray will operate smoothly, without sticking, and the cover itself will remain stable during daily use. A correctly chosen part helps avoid makeshift repairs and maintain the factory character of the interior.

Related Content and Other Parts in the BMW Other Category

If you are completing your interior equipment or looking for other details from the Other category dedicated to this brand, check out our offer for BMW Other, where you will find a wide selection of finishing and mounting elements.

For those interested in comparing the characteristics of sports versions of cars with standard variants, we also recommend the article: Audi RS vs. Other Models – What Lies Under the Hood and Chassis?, which discusses construction differences in terms of engine, brakes, and chassis.