BMW i3 I01 Boot Trunk Lid Service Cap Covering Lid Panelling 7410691

BMW i3 I01 Service Cover Trunk Lid is an original body part from the Cladding, decorative strips and decorations group, intended for the rear of the vehicle. It provides an aesthetic finish to the luggage compartment, while also allowing convenient service access to components located at the rear of the car. This is a practical solution for users who want to maintain a consistent look of the trunk interior and preserve factory functionality.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7410691
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7410691
• Substitutable numbers: 7410691, 51717410691, 7317759, 51717317759
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the element

The service cover in the BMW i3 I01 model is responsible for covering and organizing the rear part of the trunk, as well as for quick access to selected components during maintenance activities. Its rear placement on the vehicle allows for convenient opening and removal when needed, without interfering with other body elements. This ensures a clear separation between the usable trunk space and the service area.

The element belongs to the Cladding, decorative strips and decorations category, meaning it serves both as a technical cover and an aesthetic finish. Proper fit to the BMW i3 I01 body structure reduces unwanted vibrations and noise, and helps maintain order in the rear of the vehicle.

Construction and fit for BMW i3 I01

The cover has been designed specifically for the BMW i3 I01 body architecture, taking into account the characteristic layout of the rear of the vehicle. Appropriately profiled edges and mounting points allow for stable installation and correct alignment with adjacent trunk linings. This creates a cohesive, organized service panel that does not disrupt loading ergonomics.

As an original BMW part, the service cover is prepared to work with factory-fitted handles, clips, and other components of the rear bodywork. This facilitates installation and subsequent service activities, without the need for additional modifications.

Condition, origin, and service application

The offered service cover comes from the used parts group, allowing for an economical replacement of a damaged or missing element while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. This is a particularly beneficial solution for post-accident repairs, replenishing missing parts after disassembly, or restoring the vehicle to a factory-like condition.

The element is intended for installation in the rear of the BMW i3 I01 and can be used as a replacement for the factory-fitted service cover. It is suitable for workshops specializing in the BMW brand, as well as independent services performing bodywork and trunk interior repairs.

Benefits of using an original service cover

• Maintains a cohesive, factory look of the rear trunk area.
• Provides easy service access to components located behind the cover.
• Fits the BMW i3 I01 structure without requiring modifications.
• Enables economical repair through the use of a used part.

Using an original service cover helps maintain the functionality and aesthetics of the trunk interior, while also reducing the risk of installation problems typical of random aftermarket replacements. This is particularly important in vehicles where access to rear components is regularly utilized during inspections and maintenance work.

Other BMW trim elements

If you are upgrading your trunk interior or completing missing covers and decorative trims on your BMW, it is worth considering other elements from the same group to maintain visual and technical consistency of the entire body – in this case, check the available parts in the category BMW Cladding, decorative strips and decorations.

For users interested in a broader context of selecting used powertrain components and accessories, practical tips on assessing the condition of used market parts may be useful – more information can be found in the guide Used Differential – what you should know about used differentials, sensors, and drivetrain systems.