BMW 1 Series E88 Lock Right Folding Top O/S 7190702 54347190702

BMW 1 Series E88 Lock Right Folding Top is an original component of the roof folding mechanism, designed for the right side of the BMW 1 Series E88 convertible body. Its precise construction ensures secure locking of the roof panel, which translates into stable operation of the entire retractable roof system and overall user comfort. This solution is dedicated to drivers who expect factory-fit quality and seamless integration with the vehicle's existing installation.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7190702
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7190702
• Substitutable numbers: 54347190702, 7190702
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and function of the BMW 1 Series E88 Lock Right Folding Top

The right roof lock in the BMW 1 Series E88 is responsible for mechanically latching the right side of the roof structure in the closed position. This component works in conjunction with other roof folding system parts, ensuring:

• stable closing of the roof panel on the passenger side,
• proper maintenance of roof geometry while driving,
• safe distribution of loads resulting from the convertible body's operation.

Thanks to its factory origin, the lock is designed specifically for the E88 roof structure, which allows for maintaining original operating parameters of the mechanism without the need for modifications.

Construction and fitment for the right side of the vehicle

The presented lock is intended for installation on the right side of the vehicle, in accordance with the factory mounting layout in the BMW 1 Series E88. The appropriate shaping of the housing and mounting points enables:

• direct installation in place of the original lock,
• proper guidance of the locking motion within the roof mechanism,
• consistent operation with other components of the folding system.

Such fitment reduces the risk of play, improper closing, or stress within the roof structure, which is particularly important in convertibles where the roof also serves as a structural element stiffening the body.

Application in the Trunk lids and rear area

Although the roof lock is part of the roof mechanism, it functionally interacts with the rear part of the body, including the trunk lid area and rear panels. A properly functioning lock contributes to:

• smooth roof opening and closing sequences,
• correct positioning of rear body components during mechanism operation,
• reduction of stress in the rear section of the vehicle structure.

As a result, the entire system in the Trunk lids and rear area maintains operational consistency, which translates into ease of use and component durability.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered roof lock comes from dismantling, which means it is a used part that retains the manufacturer's original specifications. In practice, this means:

• factory fitment for the BMW 1 Series E88 structure,
• preservation of original geometry and mounting points,
• suitability for installation as a replacement for a damaged lock on the right side of the vehicle.

For users looking for a solution consistent with the manufacturer's design, a used OEM component is a sensible choice in terms of technical and installation aspects.

Support with selection and expansion of the rear body system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as hinges, locks, or guides, check out the available parts in the BMW Trunk lids and rear category.

When planning broader service work on the convertible body, it is also worth paying attention to the condition of other mechanisms and sub-assemblies to avoid repeated disassembly and reduce vehicle downtime.

For drivers interested in the safe selection of used body and comfort system components, a guide on another key sub-assembly may be helpful. More information on how to assess the condition of parts and when it is worth choosing a used component can be found in the article Air conditioning compressor – symptoms of failure, causes, and safe replacement.