BMW F20 F21 F22 LCI Centre Console Trim Cover Panel Black 9343847

Centre Console Trim BMW F20 F21 F22 LCI Cover Panel Shining Black is an original center console trim element designed for facelifted BMW 1 and 2 Series models. The stylish, glossy black finish emphasizes the cohesive cockpit design and allows for the restoration of the interior's factory appearance. This is a practical solution for users who want to professionally refresh the front part of the center console.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-9343847-1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9343847
• Substitutable numbers: 51169343847, 9343847, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Function of the Element

The LCI version of the center console panel is responsible for the aesthetic finishing of the front tunnel area, visually integrating the gear shifter, multimedia controls, and other switches. Thanks to its precise fit for the BMW F20, F21, and F22 generations, it ensures consistent cockpit lines and proper edge alignment with adjacent dashboard elements. Its placement in the front part of the vehicle means it's a frequently used component. Replacing a worn or damaged panel with an original part restores visual comfort for the driver and passenger and minimizes visible signs of wear and tear.

Appearance and Fit for BMW Interiors

The glossy black finish (shining black) is characteristic of modern BMW interior configurations, especially in facelifted (LCI) versions. This type of panel complements both light and dark upholstery, creating a contrasting yet visually organized cockpit layout. Its original BMW origin ensures a precise fit with the factory clips and mounting points in the center console. This makes installation predictable, without the need for modifications or edge adjustments, which is particularly important for elements within the driver's direct line of sight.

Technical Characteristics and Installation

The panel is designed for installation in the front part of the vehicle, in the center console area. Its construction is engineered to work with the factory mounting points in the BMW F-series body. The user receives a component that, when properly fitted, maintains the transition line between the dashboard, center console, and other trim components. As a used part, the panel may show signs of normal use, but it remains a functional solution for drivers who prefer an original component over an aftermarket alternative. Proper fitment for the specific body generation minimizes the risk of incorrect installation and simplifies future servicing.

Practical Application and Benefits of Replacement

Replacing the center console panel is particularly recommended when the existing element is scratched, cracked, or shows visible signs of wear. A new, correctly installed panel allows you to:

• restore a cohesive look to the front interior,
• reduce visual signs of wear in a frequently used area,
• maintain the original character of the BMW cockpit without altering the tunnel's structure. For users who care about cabin aesthetics, using an original panel in shining black offers a sensible compromise between cost and maintaining the factory finish standard.

Related Categories and Technical Materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as covers, panels, or additional tunnel trims, check out the available parts in the Other BMW category. For drivers interested in comparing the performance and technical solutions in sports models, an article discussing the differences in engine, brake, and chassis construction might be useful – details can be found in the entry Audi RS vs. Other Models – What's Under the Hood and Chassis?. If you are considering a broader use of used components for your BMW and want to better understand their advantages and selection criteria, read the guide Used Parts for BMW – Are They Worth It? Key Benefits for Brand Enthusiasts, which discusses, among other things, economic and practical aspects when choosing used interior elements.