Sun Visor BMW i3 I01 Right O/S Illuminated Mirror Trim Panel Carumgrau

The BMW i3 I01 Right Sun Visor with Illuminated Mirror in Carumgrau is an original interior component designed for the passenger side. It provides effective sun protection while enhancing cabin functionality with its integrated, illuminated mirror. This is a practical solution for drivers who expect a visually cohesive and ergonomic finish for their BMW i3 interior.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7305472
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7305472
• Substitutable numbers: 51167305472, 7305472, KZ
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Category: Sun Visors

Intended Use and Fit for BMW i3 I01

The presented sun visor has been specifically designed for the BMW i3 I01 model, ensuring a perfect fit with the headliner, mounting points, and interior styling lines. This part is intended for the right side of the vehicle, fitting the factory-installed bracket and hinge on the passenger side without requiring any modifications or adaptations.

The Carumgrau color scheme helps maintain consistency with the original cabin trim, which is particularly important when replacing a single component. This allows the visor to harmonize seamlessly with other panels, pillars, and the headliner, preserving the interior's aesthetic at the factory BMW standard.

Functionality and User Comfort

The sun visor plays a crucial role in reducing glare and improving visibility while driving with low sun. The design solutions allow for smooth tilting and rotation of the visor, enabling effective coverage of both the front and side windows, depending on the lighting conditions.

The built-in, illuminated mirror enhances the component's functionality – the lighting makes it easier to use the mirror in low-light conditions, such as after dark or in an underground garage. This is a practical convenience for the passenger, increasing the comfort of daily vehicle use, especially in a premium car like the BMW i3.

Construction and Installation Characteristics

The sun visor belongs to the Sun Visors category, meaning it has been designed for durability and resistance to frequent use. The selected material ensures dimensional stability in varying cabin temperatures and provides adequate rigidity while maintaining ease of operation.

Installation of the component takes place at the factory location, utilizing the original mounting points. This makes replacing a damaged or worn visor with the presented model a straightforward process, without the need for interference with the headliner structure or the vehicle's electrical system. This solution is beneficial for both workshops and users who perform interior maintenance themselves.

Condition, Origin, and Benefits of Using a Used Part

The offered sun visor is a used part, originating from original BMW equipment. Choosing such a component is a sensible compromise between cost and maintaining the factory standard of execution. Original interior components typically offer better fit and durability than many aftermarket replacements, resulting in stable mounting, no unwanted play, and an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Using an original sun visor with an illuminated mirror allows for the restoration of full functionality to the right side of the cabin after damage or wear of the previous component. This is particularly important in vehicles where attention to interior details contributes to the overall impression of quality and the car's value on the used market.

Expanding the BMW Interior Equipment

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the upper interior area in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as visors, panels, or additional headliner trims, check the available parts in the BMW Sun Visors category.

For drivers interested in a broader approach to maintaining their car in good technical condition, advisory materials on the operation of key vehicle systems may also be helpful – practical tips can be found in the article Engine Cooling System – Overheating, Repair, and Used Radiators, which discusses the impact of proper cooling system operation on engine longevity.