BMW X3 F25 X4 F26 Bonnet Hood Hinge Left N/S Titansilber - 354 7210729

BMW X3 F25 X4 F26 Bonnet Hood Hinge Left N/S Titansilber is an original component from the Bonnet hinges, locks and other parts category, designed for precise guidance and support of the front engine hood. This used component ensures factory mounting geometry, which facilitates the correct alignment of the hood relative to the fenders and bumper, and reduces the risk of unwanted stress on the bodywork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7262875-TS
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7262875
• Substitutable numbers: 41617262875, 7262875, 7210729, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Color: Titansilber Metallic - 354
• Category: Hinges, Latches & Additional Bonnet Components

Purpose and fitment for BMW X3 F25 / X4 F26

The presented hinge is designed as a component mounted on the left side of the vehicle, which is crucial for maintaining the correct kinematics of opening and closing the hood. The construction corresponds to the solutions used by the factory in the BMW X3 F25 and BMW X4 F26, ensuring that the correct mounting points to the body and the hood skin are maintained.

Its original BMW origin means that the hinge works with factory limiters, gas struts, and hood locks, which translates into stable operation of the entire system and reduces the need for additional modifications during installation.

Titansilber Metallic color – visual and practical aspect

The element is finished in Titansilber Metallic, which corresponds to the popular BMW body paint palette. For vehicles in this color, the hinge can remain visible after opening the hood without the need for additional painting, maintaining the visual consistency of the engine bay.

Even if the hinge is to be installed in a car with a different body color, the factory paint provides an additional protective layer against corrosion and facilitates the potential preparation of the element for repainting in accordance with the requirements of a specific vehicle.

Performance characteristics and installation advantages

As a part from the Bonnet hinges, locks and other parts group, this hinge is responsible for smooth hood guidance, even load distribution, and maintaining a stable position of the hood in both closed and open positions. A correctly selected component helps to:

• reduce the risk of the hood edges rubbing against the fenders or bumper,
• maintain an even gap between the hood and adjacent body panels,
• limit the stress on the hood lock and gas struts,
• preserve the factory body line after bodywork repairs.

The used hinge is a cost-effective solution for accident repairs, replacement after corrosion, or restoring the geometry of the front bodywork, while allowing the original BMW design specification to be maintained.

Condition, origin, and practical application

The element comes from dismantling and is offered as a used part, which enables economical repair without sacrificing factory build quality. The hinge will work well both for local replacement of a single component after mechanical damage and during broader body and paint work covering the entire front part of the vehicle.

Thanks to the preservation of the original design, it is possible to use standard adjustment points, which makes it easier for bodywork specialists and mechanics to precisely set the hood and shortens the time needed to fit body elements.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front hood area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional hinges, lock components, or hood supports, check the available parts in the BMW Bonnet hinges, locks and other parts category.

Support in choosing used parts

When selecting used body components, it is worth paying attention to model compatibility, placement on the vehicle, and color to limit the scope of additional work. If you want to better utilize the potential of parts from dismantling in your project or repair, the guide on our blog will be helpful: The best used parts for tuning your car, where we discuss the practical aspects of selecting and installing components from the secondary market.