BMW 3 Series E93 Convertible Rear Bumper FM Radio Aerial Antenna 6947216

The BMW E93 Rear Bumper Antenna Cable is an original antenna installation component designed for mounting at the rear of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory fit for BMW models, it ensures a stable connection between the antenna and the vehicle's modules, helping to maintain proper signal reception parameters. This is a practical solution for users who want to restore the functionality of the antenna system in a technically correct manner after repairing or replacing the rear bumper.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6947216
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6947216
• Substitutable numbers: 65206947216, 6947216
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Other Starters, Alternators, ECUs & Wiring

Vehicle Application and Placement

The presented antenna cable is designed for use within the rear bumper, with its placement specified as the rear of the vehicle. It is responsible for connecting antenna components to the car's electrical system, which is crucial for the proper functioning of radio and communication systems.

Its dedication to the BMW E93 series means that the cable's geometry, length, and connectors are adapted to the factory wiring harness routing in the E9x generation BMW 3 Series convertible body. This allows for an organized installation, maintaining original mounting points and cable routing.

Technical Specifications and Compatibility

The antenna cable belongs to the Other category, which in practice means it's an auxiliary installation component, important for functionality but often overlooked during standard body repairs. Using an original BMW solution helps maintain the proper electrical parameters of the antenna path, such as impedance and signal attenuation, leading to more stable reception.

This component is part of the OEM system, which simplifies selection for compatibility with factory multimedia modules and control units installed in the BMW E93. In practice, this means:

• consistency with the vehicle's original wiring harness,
• adherence to the manufacturer's intended cable routing path,
• reduction of interference risks resulting from improper shielding or incorrect connectors.

Service Application and Installation

The BMW E93 Rear Bumper Antenna Cable is particularly useful in situations where the installation has been damaged during a collision, bumper replacement, or bodywork and painting. Replacing the cable with an original part allows for the restoration of correct signal transmission without the need for makeshift extensions or adapters.

Due to its factory fit for the specific BMW model, installation can be carried out using the original mounting points and body grommets. This facilitates service work and helps avoid excessive bending of the cable or exposing it to mechanical damage during operation.

Benefits of Choosing an Original BMW Part

Choosing a component like the BMW E93 Rear Bumper Antenna Cable in its OEM version primarily offers greater certainty of fit and predictable performance within the vehicle's electrical system. The appropriate cable design and connectors help reduce signal loss and minimize the risk of problems with radio reception or other antenna-dependent systems.

This part belongs to a group of components that directly impact the comfort of daily car use – the proper functioning of radio and communication systems is important for both city driving and longer journeys. Using an original BMW solution helps maintain the integrity of the entire installation and facilitates potential future diagnostics.

Other Products and Technical Knowledge

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