BMW 5 Series F11 Side Window Glass Right Rear Door O/S SSG 7182126

The BMW F11 Right Rear Door Window SSG is an original body part designed for installation in the right rear door of the 5 Series F11 Touring. This used window offers a practical solution for post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged pane, or completing a door during a professional vehicle restoration. Thanks to its factory origin, it ensures proper fitment, correct geometry, and compatibility with the door frame, facilitating installation and minimizing the risk of leaks.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7182126
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7182126
• Substitutable numbers: 7182126, 51357182126, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Intended Use and Vehicle Placement

The presented window is dedicated for installation in the right rear door of a BMW 5 Series F11. Its placement on the vehicle, specified as rear – right, means the part works with the guides, seals, and lifting mechanism specific to this particular side of the body. Using the correct window in this location is crucial for:

• ensuring the proper operation of the window regulator,
• maintaining door seal against water and noise,
• correct adhesion to seals and trim strips,
• preserving the factory side profile of the body.

Technical and Installation Characteristics

The right rear door window for the BMW F11 is designed as an OEM component, meaning its shape, thickness, and mounting method conform to the manufacturer's factory specifications. This ensures:

• it fits original brackets and mountings in the door frame,
• no sheet metal modifications or interventions in the door structure are required,
• proper guidance within the factory channels,
• correct operation of the window closing and control system.

In practice, this translates to efficient installation and reduced replacement time, which is important for both workshops and individual users.

Application in Service and Body Repairs

A component like the right rear door window for the BMW F11 is particularly useful for:

• repairs after side collisions,
• replacing scratched, cracked, or fogged windows,
• completing used doors lacking glazing,
• restoration of fleet vehicles where consistency and factory compliance are key.

Choosing an original window helps maintain the vehicle's visual consistency and preserves the body's functional parameters, such as the correct rigidity of the door frame and proper seal adhesion.

Part Condition and Benefits of Choosing a Used Part

The offered window is a used part, representing a sensible compromise between repair cost and maintaining the original BMW specification. In practice, this means the possibility of:

• reducing service costs compared to a new part,
• maintaining the factory standard of execution,
• using a part compatible with the door structure without experimenting with aftermarket alternatives.

Choosing a used OEM window is particularly beneficial for repairing vehicles several years old, where technical correctness and operational economy are priorities.

Related Parts and Technical Knowledge

If, during body repairs, you also need other BMW-related parts such as additional windows, seals, or mounting details, it is worth considering broader purchases within the same product group – in such cases, to facilitate equipment completion, check available parts in the Other BMW category.

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