Wing Mirror Cover BMW E92 E93 Left Cap N/S Casing Housing Montegoblau 0033793

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Wing Mirror Cover BMW E92 E93 Left Cap N/S Casing Housing Montegoblau is an original component from the Exterior mirrors group, designed for installation on the left side of the vehicle. Finished in the factory Montegoblau Metallic - A51 color, it ensures visual consistency of the bodywork and precise geometric fitment to the mirror and door.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 0033793-MTB1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0033793
• Substitutable numbers: 0033793, 51160033793, KD
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Color: Montegoblau Metallic - A51
• Category: Mirror Assemblies

Purpose and fitment

The left mirror cover has been designed specifically for BMW E92 and E93 series models, ensuring a proper fit with the mirror structure and the side line of the body. The element is profiled for the specific geometry of the driver's door, which ensures correct aerodynamics and stable mounting relative to the mirror base after installation.

As a part from the Exterior mirrors group, the cover acts as protection for the internal mirror components, limiting the impact of weather conditions and road debris on the adjustment mechanisms and electrical wiring.

Color and finish Montegoblau Metallic - A51

The factory Montegoblau Metallic - A51 color is a distinctive metallic shade used by BMW, which allows for aesthetic integration of the cover into the body line without the need for additional painting, provided it matches the vehicle's paint. The metallic structure of the coating promotes even light distribution across the surface, improving visual consistency with other body panels.

Choosing the original color is particularly important for local repairs of the side body section, as it minimizes the risk of shade differences between the mirror and the door or fender, thereby limiting the scope of potential paintwork.

Characteristics of the used part

The mirror cover comes from the secondary market, meaning it is a used part that retains the factory geometry and construction intended by the manufacturer. This type of component is a good solution for post-accident repairs or spot body corrections, where the priority is to maintain the original mounting specification while optimizing costs.

Using a pre-owned cover allows for maintaining compliance with factory body lines, without the need to adjust aftermarket replacements that may have different material characteristics or mounting profiles.

Benefits of using an original mirror cover

• Factory fitment for the left mirror in BMW E92/E93, with no need for mounting modifications.
• Original Montegoblau Metallic - A51 color, helping to maintain visual consistency of the bodywork.
• Protection of adjustment mechanisms and the mirror interior against moisture, dirt, and mechanical damage.
• Cost-effective solution compared to new parts, while maintaining OEM construction.

Application in repairs and upgrades

The element is suitable both for standard replacement of a damaged housing after a collision or parking scrape, as well as for work related to visually refreshing the vehicle. Replacing just the mirror cover is often sufficient to restore the correct appearance of the side body section without interfering with other mirror components.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, glass, or complete housings, check the available parts in the BMW Exterior mirrors category.

Additional information and repair cost optimization

When planning body and exterior equipment repairs, it is worth considering the impact of choosing used parts on the total service cost and repair durability. In the case of VAG group brands, this issue has been discussed in more detail in an article comparing engines and service strategies – more information can be found in the material Volkswagen 1.9 TDI vs 1.4 TSI – evolution of VW engines and repair costs, which shows how to effectively use components from the secondary market while maintaining reasonable operating costs.