Genuine BMW

Air Duct, Radiator, Bottom

£59.99 inc VAT

  • Brand: Genuine BMW
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 51747421678
  • Placement On Vehicle: Bottom, Front
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The lower radiator air duct (51747421678) is a genuine BMW part compatible with BMW X5 G05, X6 G06, and X7 G07 models. This air duct is designed to optimize airflow to the radiator, enhancing engine cooling performance and ensuring effective temperature control for your vehicle. It is crucial in maintaining your car’s performance, especially during demanding conditions. As a genuine BMW replacement, it ensures a precise fit and long-lasting durability, making it a reliable choice for repairing or upgrading your vehicle’s cooling system.  

Part 51747421678 is identified as number 02 in the diagram.

Brand

Genuine BMW
Manufacturer Part Number

51747421678
Placement On Vehicle

Bottom, Front

This item fits with these vehicles:

Make Model Year Engine
Make Model Year Engine
BMW X5 X5 (G05) 2018-present X5 M50d (2993 cm³, 400 HP) 2018-____
BMW X5 X5 (G05) 2018-present X5 xDrive30d (2993 cm³, 265 HP) 2018-____
BMW X5 X5 (G05) 2018-present X5 xDrive40i (2998 cm³, 340 HP) 2018-____

The part number 51747421678 is compatible with the following vehicles:

BMWX5 (G05) SUVxDrive 30d (261 HP | 195 KW)2018 - 2019Diesel
BMWX5 (G05) SUVxDrive 40i (335 HP | 250 KW)2018 - 2019Petrol
BMWX5 (G05) SUVxDrive 45e (388 HP | 290 KW)2019Petrol/Electric
BMWX5 (G05) SUVxDrive M50d (394 HP | 294 KW)2018 - 2019Diesel
BMWX5 (G05) SUVxDrive M50i (523 HP | 390 KW)2019Petrol
BMWX6 (G06) SACxDrive 30d (261 HP | 195 KW)2019Diesel
BMWX6 (G06) SACxDrive 40i (335 HP | 250 KW)2019Petrol
BMWX6 (G06) SACxDrive M50d (394 HP | 294 KW)2019Diesel
BMWX6 (G06) SACxDrive M50i (523 HP | 390 KW)2019Petrol
BMWX7 (G07) SUVxDrive 30d (261 HP | 195 KW)2019Diesel
BMWX7 (G07) SUVxDrive 40i (335 HP | 250 KW)2019Petrol
BMWX7 (G07) SUVxDrive M50d (394 HP | 294 KW)2019Diesel
BMWX7 (G07) SUVxDrive M50i (523 HP | 390 KW)2019Petrol