Door Card BMW F01 F02 Rear Right O/S Trim Panel Cover Black Leather Dakota

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Door Card BMW F01 F02 Rear Right O/S Trim Panel Cover Black Leather Dakota is an original interior trim component from the Door panels category, designed for installation on the rear right door of luxury BMW 7 Series F01/F02 sedans. The finish in black Dakota leather ensures consistency with the factory cabin design, and the OEM construction guarantees a precise fit to the door shell and factory mounting points.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9161070-1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9161070
• Substitutable numbers: 9161070, 51429161070, 9161084, 51429161084
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Upholstery material: Leather
• Color: Black
• Category: Door Panels

Purpose and fitment for BMW F01/F02

The presented door card is designed as a component for the rear right door area in BMW F01/F02 models, which means it maintains the factory geometry, parting lines, and compatibility with standard handles, levers, and equipment mounted in the door. As a result, the original door operation ergonomics and the visually consistent layout of the side panels throughout the interior are preserved after installation.

Materials and surface finish

The door card is finished with leather upholstery in an elegant black color characteristic of premium BMW interiors. The use of Dakota leather provides:

• a uniform, aesthetic surface structure matched to the factory seats and other panels,
• adequate resistance to daily use in the rear part of the cabin,
• ease of cleaning using standard leather care products.

Such a finish allows for restoring the consistent look of the interior after damage or wear of the original door panel, without the need to modify other upholstery elements.

Installation characteristics

The door card is prepared for installation in place of the factory door panel on the rear right side of the vehicle. The construction intended for the specific BMW model enables:

• the use of standard mounting points in the door shell,
• correct routing of electrical harnesses and mechanical cables located under the upholstery,
• preservation of factory gaps and joining lines with seals and adjacent trim elements.

Thanks to this, the replacement of the door card can be carried out in an orderly manner, maintaining the assembly standards used in workshops specializing in BMW interiors.

Component condition and service application

The item comes from the secondary market, which makes it an attractive solution for post-accident repairs, replacing worn upholstery, or restoring the original interior configuration after modifications. This type of part allows for:

• recreating the factory look of the rear right door area,
• reducing costs compared to purchasing a new panel,
• maintaining compliance with the original BMW F01/F02 interior design.

Benefits of using original door upholstery

Using an original door card in black Dakota leather translates into several significant functional and visual advantages. The most important of these are:

• Interior stylistic consistency – a panel matched to the factory design of the BMW 7 Series F01/F02, with no differences in shade or texture compared to other leather elements.
• Ergonomics and comfort for rear seat passengers – maintaining the correct armrest profile and convenient access to door controls.
• OEM-compliant service solution – suitable for use in professional body and paint repairs and interior renovation work, while maintaining manufacturer standards.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as side panels, upholstery inserts, or complete linings, check the available parts in the BMW door panels category.

For users considering wider use of secondary market components, including electronic elements, useful information regarding the selection and operation of such subassemblies can be found in the article The second life of electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?.