BMW E60 E61 Switch Seat Control Front Right O/S Memory Button 6926978

BMW E60/E61 Right Front Seat Control Switch with Memory is an original part from the Switches, Control Elements, and Ignition Switches category, designed for operating the electric driver's or passenger's seat from the outer side. This used button module allows for precise control of seat settings and convenient use of the seat memory function, maintaining the factory ergonomics of the BMW 5 Series E60/E61 interior.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6926978
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6926978
• Substitutable numbers: 6926978, 61316926978, 9287084, 61319287084
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Switches & Controls

Intended Use and Function in the Vehicle

The described switch is an element mounted on the front right seat, responsible for controlling the electric seat adjustment motors and operating the memory buttons. The module's design is adapted to the factory side panel of the seat in the BMW E60/E61, ensuring stylistic consistency and full functionality of the adjustment system after installation.

This component works with the vehicle's electrical system and comfort controllers, enabling:

• setting the seat position in multiple planes,
• saving selected settings in memory,
• quickly recalling saved positions using dedicated buttons.

Construction and Fit for BMW E60/E61

The Seat Control Switch with Memory has been designed specifically for the BMW 5 Series E60/E61 interior, which translates to a proper fit with the seat's side trim and compatibility with factory wiring harnesses. The button layout is intuitive, and the shape and travel of the buttons are chosen to allow for comfortable operation even while driving.

Thanks to the use of an original BMW solution, the module maintains:

• correct cooperation with the seat memory system,
• appropriate electrical characteristics consistent with the vehicle's installation,
• ergonomic button placement in line with the factory interior design.

Benefits of Using an Original Switch

Choosing an original switch from the Switches, Control Elements, and Ignition Switches category allows for full functionality of the seat adjustment system without the need for installation modifications. This is particularly important for cars equipped with memory settings, where the correct cooperation of all components affects the comfort of daily use.

The most important advantages include:

• factory fit for BMW E60/E61 seats and upholstery,
• retention of the original seat memory function,
• no need for adaptation or modification of electrical harnesses.

Condition, Application, and Selection of Used Parts

This part comes from a BMW vehicle and is offered as a used part, representing a reasonable compromise between cost and maintaining original quality of workmanship. Such switches are often chosen for repairs of the seat adjustment system when the factory module has suffered mechanical or electrical damage.

If you are considering a wider range of repairs or vehicle upgrades and are wondering when it is worth opting for second-hand components, a guide discussing the differences between new and used parts may be helpful – a detailed comparison can be found in the article Car Parts – New or Used? Comparing Costs, Quality, and Durability.

Selection of Other BMW Control Elements

When replacing the seat control switch with memory in a BMW E60/E61, it is advisable to simultaneously check the condition of other modules from the same group, such as other switches or interior control elements, to ensure consistent operation of the entire comfort system. If you are planning a comprehensive replacement or are looking for similar solutions for your car of this brand, check the available parts in the BMW Switches, Control Elements, and Ignition Switches category.

For users who are simultaneously servicing their braking system and want to make informed choices about used components, an expert checklist describing the safe selection of parts will also be useful – you can find it in the guide Used Braking System: How to Safely Select Discs, Calipers, and ABS?.