BMW X1 E84 Hood Bonnet Hinge Front Left N/S Marrakesch Brown - B09 2990359

BMW E84 Bonnet Hinge Front Left Mount is an original body part designed for precise guidance and stable support of the bonnet in the front left section of the engine bay. Thanks to its factory geometry and compatibility with BMW's construction, it ensures reliable operation of the bonnet opening and closing mechanism, which is important for both safety and ease of use. Finished in Marrakesch Brown Metallic – B09, it helps maintain visual consistency with other body elements.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 2993149-MBR
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 2993149
• Substitutable numbers: 41002993149, 2993149, 2990359
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Color: Marrakesch Brown Metallic - B09
• Category: Hinges, Latches & Additional Bonnet Components

Bonnet Hinge Purpose and Function

The presented bonnet hinge mount has been specifically designed for the front left side of the BMW E84 series body. It is responsible for the stable guidance of the bonnet during opening and closing, as well as for maintaining correct gaps between the bonnet and the fenders and bumper. A properly selected hinge:

• ensures smooth bonnet movement without jamming or sheet metal stress,
• reduces the risk of the bonnet edges becoming misaligned or rubbing against adjacent parts,
• supports the maintenance of the original geometry of the front body section after body repairs.

Marrakesch Brown Metallic – B09 Color and Visual Matching

The part is made in the color Marrakesch Brown Metallic – B09, which is particularly important for repairs where maintaining color consistency in the cowl area and inner bonnet edges is desired. This allows for:

• easier achievement of an aesthetic effect after accident repairs,
• reduction in the scope of potential painting of additional elements,
• preservation of the characteristic BMW styling line within the engine bay.

Mounting Characteristics and Application

The bonnet hinge mount is part of the Bonnet Hinges, Locks, and Other Parts group, meaning it works in conjunction with the bonnet lock, gas springs, and other mounting points. Its placement on the vehicle in the front left part of the body facilitates the identification of the correct component when selecting parts after a collision or during restoration. In practice, this translates to:

• more efficient replacement of a damaged hinge without interfering with other body areas,
• the possibility of precise adjustment of the bonnet's position relative to the fender and headlight,
• retention of factory mounting points without the need for modifications.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Part

Choosing an original BMW bonnet hinge ensures predictable operation of the entire bonnet opening mechanism and compliance with the manufacturer's service documentation. Such a part:

• maintains the appropriate rigidity of the bonnet-to-body connection,
• facilitates the correct alignment of the bonnet after body and paint repairs,
• minimizes the risk of gaps becoming misaligned again during daily vehicle use.

The product comes from the used parts group, allowing for economical repairs while maintaining the original BMW specification and high assembly compatibility.

Support for Bodywork Selection and Repairs

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the bonnet area and the front of your BMW's body and need other parts from the same group, such as additional hinges, mounting elements, or components that work with the bonnet lock, check the available parts in the BMW Bonnet Hinges, Locks, and Other Parts category.

For those who want to better understand how to use used components to improve a car's performance and character, the tuning guide will be helpful: How to Increase Engine Power: A Practical Guide to Tuning Engines with Used Parts.

If you are interested in the broader context of accident repairs and selecting body parts from dismantled vehicles, it is worth reading the article Body and Chassis – Accident Repairs Using Parts from Dismantling, which discusses a practical approach to body restoration using original used parts.