BMW X3 F25 X4 F26 Lock Switch Locking Button Door Front Right 6801354

BMW X3 F25 X4 F26 Front Right Door Lock Button is an original part from the Switches, Controls, and Ignition Switches group, designed to control the locking mechanism of the right front door in BMW vehicles. This practical solution helps maintain the factory functionality of the lock and the consistent interior aesthetics, which are particularly important in modern BMW X3 F25 and X4 F26 models. Thanks to its precise fit for the specific mounting location, it ensures convenient operation of the driver's or front passenger's door lock.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6801354
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6801354
• Substitutable numbers: 6801354, 61316801354, 9352036, 61319352036, 9291762, 61319291762
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Switches & Controls

Purpose and Function of the Lock Button

The presented button is responsible for controlling the right front door lock, integrating with the vehicle's factory electrical system. Its placement on the right front side allows for intuitive lock operation from the door panel, in line with BMW's factory design. This component is crucial for everyday comfort – it enables quick locking and unlocking of the doors while preserving the original look of the dashboard.

Construction and Fit for BMW X3 F25 / X4 F26

The button has been specifically designed for BMW X3 F25 and BMW X4 F26 models, which translates to:

• a proper fit for the right front door panel,
• compatibility with the factory wiring harness and connectors,
• stylistic consistency with other control elements in the interior.

This ensures a streamlined installation process without the need for modifications to the wiring or the door structure. Original BMW origin promotes the preservation of proper ergonomics and predictable operation of the locking system.

Benefits of Using an Original Control Element

Using a dedicated lock button in the BMW X3 F25 or X4 F26 allows for maintaining the vehicle's high standard of usability. Key benefits include:

• maintaining the factory logic of the central locking system and door locks,
• reliable, repeatable operation of the electric mechanism within the right front door,
• aesthetic integration into the original control panel, without visible modifications.

This part from the Switches, Controls, and Ignition Switches group is particularly important in vehicles where both functionality and the preservation of a consistent, factory interior appearance are valued.

Condition, Origin, and Service Application

The button comes from the BMW offering and is intended for reinstallation in vehicles where the original door lock control element has been damaged or worn out. It is suitable for both standard service replacements and post-collision repairs where restoring the functionality of the right front door is necessary. By maintaining compliance with factory electrical and mechanical parameters, it minimizes the risk of integration issues with the existing vehicle system.

Related BMW Control Elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door control area in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as window buttons, mirror switches, or additional control modules, check the available parts in the BMW Switches, Controls, and Ignition Switches category.

Safety and Selection of Used Parts

When selecting used electrical components for modern cars, it is important to pay attention to compatibility with the vehicle's installation and the part's service history. For components affecting driving safety, such as the braking system, a thorough verification of the technical condition is particularly important – practical tips can be found in the article Used Braking System: How to Safely Choose Discs, Calipers, and ABS?.

For drivers analyzing the cost-effectiveness of using original, aftermarket, and used parts in various areas of the vehicle – from door controls to other components – a comparative guide may be helpful: Original, Aftermarket, or Used – Which Car Parts Are Most Cost-Effective?, which discusses differences in cost, quality, and fit.