BMW F20 F21 F30 F31 F10 F11 Sliding Sunroof Drive Motor Unit Webasto 7193398

BMW F20 F21 F30 F31 F10 F11 Sliding Sunroof Drive Motor Unit Webasto is an original sunroof drive motor designed for selected BMW 1, 3, and 5 Series models equipped with the Webasto system. This component is responsible for the precise movement of the roof panel, ensuring smooth operation of the mechanism and comfortable use of the sliding roof. Thanks to its factory OEM design, it provides a consistent service solution for BMW vehicles with a sliding roof.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7316535-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7316535
• Substitutable numbers: 7316535, 67617316535, 7193398, 67617193398
• Category: Sunroofs & Parts

Application and function in the sliding roof system

The presented drive unit is a key component of the sliding sunroof system in BMW F-series vehicles with a Webasto roof. It is responsible for:

• driving the sunroof guide mechanism,
• controlling the movement of the roof panel during opening and closing,
• cooperating with the factory electronics that control the comfort opening of the roof.

Due to its design, which complies with the vehicle manufacturer's requirements, the drive maintains proper operating parameters, which translates into stable operation of the entire sliding roof system during daily use.

Compatibility with BMW models

The sunroof drive motor has been designed to work with BMW F-series bodies, including 1 Series hatchbacks, 3 Series sedans and estates, and 5 Series saloons and estates. This means it can be used in popular configurations equipped with a Webasto sliding roof, facilitating part selection during roof system repairs.

As an element from the Panoramic roofs, sunroofs, and parts group, this drive is intended for direct integration with factory guides and control modules, without the need for vehicle installation modifications.

Product characteristics and advantages of using OEM parts

The BMW sunroof drive has been manufactured in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's quality standards, which ensures:

• proper fitment to factory mounts and electrical harnesses,
• correct cooperation with the comfort opening and closing system,
• preservation of the original operating characteristics of the sliding roof.

Choosing an original drive unit reduces the risk of calibration issues, noise, or uneven panel movement, which is particularly important for precision roof mechanisms. Using an OEM component also helps maintain the technical consistency of the entire roof system.

Condition, origin, and installation aspects

The offered item comes from the BMW parts line and is classified as a used original component. This type of solution is often chosen for sunroof servicing because it allows for maintaining factory performance while optimizing repair costs. The drive unit is intended for installation in place of the factory motor, using existing mounting points and electrical connectors.

Before installation, a standard service procedure is recommended, including checking the condition of the guides, seals, and performing a potential system adaptation in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's guidelines. Such an approach allows for fully utilizing the potential of a functional sunroof drive and reducing the risk of repeated interventions in the system.

Roof system expansion and related BMW components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the roof area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as guides, cassettes, or sunroof seals, check the available parts in the BMW panoramic roofs, sunroofs, and parts category.

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