BMW X3 Series E83 LCI Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Finisher Cover Schwarz Black 668

The BMW X3 Series E83 LCI Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Finisher Cover in Schwarz 2 - 668 is an original body component designed for the rear of the vehicle. This component provides an aesthetic finish to the lower edge of the tailgate, ensuring a cohesive look for the rear body section and maintaining the correct styling lines. Thanks to its factory origin from BMW, the finisher retains the proper geometry and fitment for the facelifted X3 E83 model.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: P0417680-SCH
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 3415976
• Substitutable numbers: 51130417680, 0417680, 3415976, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Schwarz 2 - 668
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and function of the component

The described BMW X3 Series E83 LCI Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Finisher Cover is mounted on the rear of the vehicle, on the tailgate. It is responsible for aesthetically closing the space between the tailgate skin and other body elements, which contributes to the visual consistency of the rear part of the car. A correctly selected element from this group allows for maintaining the vehicle's original appearance after bodywork and paint repairs or the replacement of damaged components.

The finisher is dedicated to the facelift (LCI) version, which is crucial for proper fitment to the specific generation of the X3 E83. Using an original BMW component reduces the risk of installation issues, leaks, or improper alignment with the tailgate and adjacent parts.

Color and visual fitment

The element is finished in the factory color Schwarz 2 - 668, which allows for maintaining a uniform paint tone in the rear body section. For users who want to avoid a full repaint, using a finisher in the correct shade of black facilitates a quick replacement of a damaged part while maintaining visual consistency.

Selecting a finisher in this color is particularly beneficial for vehicle repairs in the original BMW paint specification, where it is important to maintain the factory look without additional modifications. As a result, the component can be used both in post-accident repairs and for refreshing the visual appearance of the rear of the car.

Installation characteristics and service application

The finisher belongs to the body parts group for Tailgates and rear components, meaning it works in conjunction with the tailgate, lock, and other components of the vehicle's rear zone. The precise fit of the shape and mounting points facilitates installation in service conditions as well as in professional body and paint shops.

In workshop practice, this type of component is used, among other things, for:

• post-collision repairs involving the rear part of the body,
• replacing damaged or corroded finishers with original BMW components,
• restoring the factory appearance of the vehicle after previous non-original modifications.

The used OEM component allows for maintaining proper alignment with the tailgate, which is important for both aesthetics and the correct flow of the body lines.

Application in the restoration and modernization of the BMW X3 E83 LCI

The tailgate finisher will prove useful in restoration projects where the goal is to return the vehicle to a state close to factory condition. It can also be used in visual modernizations when the vehicle owner replaces previous, non-original elements with components sourced from BMW. Using an original finisher in Schwarz 2 - 668 makes it easier to maintain the stylistic consistency of the entire rear body section.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the rear zone of your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as tailgates, panels, or additional covers, check out the available parts in the BMW Tailgates and rear components category.

Support for retrofits and equipment upgrades

For those carrying out equipment upgrade or retrofit projects in BMW vehicles, using original body elements, such as tailgate finishers, allows for achieving a cohesive final effect consistent with higher equipment versions. It is worth utilizing the experience described in industry guides – you can find practical tips on using used components from higher versions in the article Retrofitting in VAG and BMW group cars: how to cost-effectively upgrade your car using used parts from higher versions.