BMW Z4 E89 Convertible Bi-Xenon Headlight Lamp Light Front Right O/S 7303248

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Headlight ballast, control units, bulbs, modules are not included in the sale.

BMW Z4 E89 Convertible Bi-Xenon Headlight Lamp Light Front Right O/S is an original component from the Front lights category, designed for installation on the passenger side. It provides precise road illumination, consistent with BMW's factory optics characteristics, which translates into safe and comfortable night driving. This used OEM component is a sensible choice for drivers looking for a high-quality replacement while maintaining proper fitment to the bodywork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-7348948
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7348948
• Substitutable numbers: 7348948, 63127348948
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Headlight Assemblies

Purpose and fitment for the BMW Z4 E89

The headlight has been designed specifically for the BMW Z4 E89 Convertible model, taking into account the characteristic lines of the front end as well as the geometry of the bumper and hood. It is mounted on the front right side, allowing it to fit perfectly into the roadster's factory styling and maintain the correct light beam distribution on the road.

The original bi-xenon lamp design guarantees compatibility with factory mounts, electrical installation, and the leveling system, which facilitates installation and reduces the risk of issues with headlight height adjustment.

Bi-xenon technology and performance parameters

The headlight utilizes bi-xenon technology, where a single module is responsible for both low and high beams. This allows for:

• a consistent, bright light beam with a well-defined cut-off line,
• better visibility of the roadside and road signs compared to classic halogen lamps,
• stable lighting parameters during long-term use.

The properly designed headlight optics work with the vehicle's factory systems, which helps maintain compliance with homologation requirements and improves driving comfort after dark.

Installation and operational characteristics

As an OEM element from the Front lights category, the headlight is structurally prepared for installation in place of the factory lamp without the need for body modifications. Appropriate mounting points and the correct housing shape promote proper alignment with the fender, hood, and bumper.

The used condition of the component means that the lamp comes from disassembly, which allows for maintaining the original optical and mechanical specifications. This is a practical solution for post-accident repairs or replacing a damaged headlight when you want to maintain a consistent look for the front of the vehicle and proper operation of the lighting system.

Benefits of choosing an original bi-xenon headlight

By choosing this headlight, you gain a number of practical advantages:

• Factory fitment – the lamp is designed for a specific model, which minimizes the risk of installation and adjustment problems.
• Consistent styling – maintaining the original look of the BMW Z4 E89 front end, without differences in the shape or color of the lens.
• Stable lighting – bi-xenon technology provides uniform, powerful light, improving night driving comfort.
• Reasonable repair cost – a used OEM element allows for lowering the replacement cost compared to a new lamp while maintaining high manufacturing quality.

Expanding the lighting system and knowledge about dismantled parts

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front lighting zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as driver-side headlights, lamps with a different beam type, or additional front light variants, check the available parts in the BMW Front lights category.

For drivers considering wider use of dismantled parts, including lamps and other body components, practical tips on assessing their condition and preparing them for installation may be useful – you will find them in the article Replacing body parts with used ones – can dismantled bodywork parts look like new?.