BMW MINI R50 R52 Passenger Side Cover Indicator Trim Left N/S 1503560

BMW MINI R50 R52 Passenger Side Cover Indicator Trim Left N/S is an original side lighting component designed for installation on the left side of the vehicle body. It provides a clear turn signal, improving vehicle visibility on the road and enhancing the safety of maneuvers. This is a practical solution for Mini users who are looking for a proven, factory-original side indicator instead of aftermarket replacements of uncertain quality.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1503560-1
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1503560
• Substitutable numbers: 1503560, 51131515594, 1515594
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Category: Other Exterior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function of the side indicator

The presented indicator is designed as a side turn signal mounted in the fender on the left side of the vehicle. Its purpose is to signal lane changes in a way that is visible to other road users, especially in the mirror blind spot area. Thanks to its correct placement on the body, it improves the clarity of light signals both during the day and after dark.

The component is structurally matched to the body lines of the Mini R50 and R52 series, which allows for aesthetic integration with the fender without the need for modifications. The properly shaped lens and housing ensure stable seating in the mounting hole and reduce the risk of looseness during operation.

Construction and fitment for Mini

The indicator has been manufactured as a part compliant with Mini factory standards, which translates into proper fitment with the bodywork and compatibility with the vehicle's electrical system. The design allows for connection to the existing wiring harness without the need to modify wires or connectors, which facilitates installation in workshop conditions.

The placement on the vehicle on the left side is intended to maintain the original side lighting layout. As a result, the indicator works with the vehicle's other lamps, creating a coherent light signaling system that complies with road traffic requirements.

Benefits of using an original Mini indicator

Using a factory-original side indicator in a Mini R50/R52 brings a number of practical advantages:

• preservation of the original appearance of the side body section,
• secure fit to the mounting hole in the fender,
• proper cooperation with the vehicle's electrical system,
• stable mounting that reduces vibration and noise,
• maintenance of lighting system consistency with other Mini lamps.

For users who value factory Mini solutions, this is a sensible choice when replacing a damaged or worn-out side indicator, without the need to resort to universal replacements.

Condition of the item and practical application

The offered side indicator is a used part, which in practice means the possibility of an economical repair of the lighting system while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. This is a good solution in situations where the side indicator has been damaged as a result of a collision, fender scrape, or long-term wear.

Replacing this component is a typical service operation that can be performed both in a professional workshop and in a specialized service center dealing with Mini vehicles. A correctly selected part allows for the quick restoration of full functionality of the light signaling on the left side of the vehicle.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side body area of your Mini and need other elements from the same group, such as side lamps, fender indicators, or additional lighting modules, check the available parts in the Other Mini category.

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