BMW E60 LCI Saloon Rear Right O/S Tail Light Lamp White Turn Indicator

BMW E60 LCI Saloon Rear Right O/S Tail Light Lamp White Turn Indicator is an original lighting component designed for installation on the rear right side of the vehicle body. It ensures a consistent look with the factory BMW styling line and proper operation of lighting functions, which are crucial for safety and regulatory compliance. By maintaining factory geometry and light color, the lamp integrates well with the vehicle's electrical system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7177282-3
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7177282
• Substitutable numbers: 63217177282, 7177282, 63217361592, 7361592
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Color: White
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented rear right lamp for the BMW 5 Series E60 generation after the facelift (LCI, sedan version) belongs to the Rear lights and brake lights group. The component operates in the rear part of the vehicle on the passenger side, ensuring the car's visibility from behind and clearly signaling maneuvers, including changing direction thanks to the white turn indicator.

The placement on the right rear side of the vehicle allows for a direct replacement of a damaged or worn lamp without interfering with the body structure. The white color in the turn indicator section is characteristic of the post-facelift version and allows for visual consistency with the other side of the vehicle.

Construction, color scheme, and fitment

The lamp has been designed specifically for BMW, which translates into a precise fit to the shape of the fender and trunk lid, as well as correct positioning relative to other lighting elements. The design provides for the appropriate arrangement of light chambers so that the position light, brake light, and turn indicator are clearly visible to other road users.

The variant with a white turn indicator stands out with a more modern aesthetic compared to earlier versions, while still maintaining the factory character typical of BMW. As a result, the lamp is the right choice both for standard repairs and for restoring the car to its original specification after a collision.

Condition, origin, and benefits of use

The offered lamp is a used component, which in practice means a beneficial combination of original origin and an attractive price compared to new parts. In the case of models such as the E60 LCI, where the availability of new lamps can be limited, using a verified used component allows for effective repair without sacrificing factory build quality.

Choosing an original BMW lamp from the secondary market also means:

• maintaining compliance with the factory lighting design,
• certainty of fitment to the body and electrical harness,
• a consistent look of the rear of the vehicle after repair.

For owners of older 5 Series models, this is a practical solution that allows keeping the car in good technical and visual condition without excessive costs.

Practical installation and maintenance tips

When replacing the rear right lamp in a BMW E60 LCI, it is worth ensuring proper seating of the seals and checking the condition of electrical connectors to avoid problems with lens fogging or intermittent lighting operation. It is also recommended to compare the shape and mounting points with the removed lamp, which facilitates quick installation and reduces vehicle downtime.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear lighting zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as tail light assemblies, brake lights, or additional lighting modules, check the available parts in the BMW rear lights and brake lights category.

Repairing older models and used parts

In the case of older BMW generations, such as the E60 LCI, the availability of new lighting elements at authorized service centers may be limited or economically unjustified. In such situations, well-selected used parts represent a reasonable compromise between cost and functionality, allowing the vehicle to be kept fully operational and compliant with regulations.

If you want to better understand how to effectively use the secondary market when servicing older cars, it is worth reading the guide: No parts at the dealership? How to handle the repair of older models using dismantled parts.