BMW X5 Series E53 Front Right O/S Bumper Cover Fog Lamp Topasblau Topaz Blue 364

BMW X5 E53 Front Bumper Cover Fog Light is a precisely fitted body part designed for installation on the front of the vehicle, on the right side. Thanks to its original BMW origin, it ensures proper fitment with the bumper and stable mounting of the fog light, which translates to safe and aesthetically pleasing vehicle operation.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: P0007138-TPB
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0007138
• Substitutable numbers: 51110007138, 0007138, 8403074, PK
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Color: Topasblau Metallic - 364
• Category: Other Exterior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Function of the Fog Light Bumper Cover

The described cover is an element mounted on the front of the bumper on the right side, in the designated spot for the fog light. Its purpose is to:

• stably hold the fog light in its correct working position,
• protect the bumper edges from mechanical damage in the vicinity of the light,
• complete the bumper's form, ensuring the overall factory-consistent appearance.

Thanks to its design, which aligns with the solutions used by the vehicle manufacturer, the cover allows for maintaining the correct geometry of the light mounting and proper fog light beam direction.

Color and Visual Fit – Topasblau Metallic 364

The part is finished in Topasblau Metallic – 364, characteristic of selected paint configurations for the BMW X5 E53. For owners of vehicles in this shade, this means the possibility of maintaining a consistent stylistic line without the need for additional painting or with only minimal touch-ups.

Choosing a cover in the correct color is particularly important for accident repairs and cosmetic enhancements, where not only functionality but also a uniform appearance of the front end is crucial. Using the correct paint shade helps avoid tonal differences and improves the overall presentation of the car.

Mounting Characteristics and Application in BMW X5 E53

The cover has been designed with a specific model in mind, which simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional modifications. In practice, this means:

• geometry matched to the shape of the BMW X5 E53 bumper,
• provision for mounting points for factory clips and brackets,
• compatibility with the fog light intended for the right front side of the vehicle.

As a result, this part can be used both for replacing a damaged cover and for completing missing bumper parts after body and paint repairs.

Condition of the Part and Benefits of Choosing a Used Part

The fog light bumper cover is categorized under Other, allowing it to be considered a supplementary yet essential component of the front lighting system and bumper trim. As a used part, it offers a sensible compromise between cost and functionality, especially for older BMW X5 E53 models where maintaining operational status and correct appearance with controlled expenses is a priority.

Choosing a used body part is often a beneficial solution for maintenance repairs, as it helps maintain the vehicle's original specifications and avoids fitment issues typical of aftermarket replacements of uncertain origin.

How to Choose the Right Cover and Where to Find Additional Information

When selecting a cover, it's important to pay attention to the mounting side, paint color, and compatibility with the specific BMW X5 E53 body version. Vehicle identification data and information contained in the product's technical specifications can be helpful in verifying compatibility before purchase.

If you are looking for other parts in the Other category dedicated to this brand, check our offer for other BMW body accessories and components, where you will find a wide selection of compatible solutions for various models.

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