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11 Trunk Latches found
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Lock Latch Assembly Actuator
Part Number: 51247840617$117.98 MSRP: $164.13You Save: $46.15 (29%)Ships in 1 Business Day
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Lock
Part Number: 51241884131$33.50 MSRP: $38.73You Save: $5.23 (14%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Latch Lock Actuator
Part Number: 51247201561$122.15 MSRP: $140.12You Save: $17.97 (13%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Boot Lid Lock
Part Number: 51241960861$48.09 MSRP: $55.61You Save: $7.52 (14%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Lock
Part Number: 51248209730$48.78 MSRP: $56.41You Save: $7.63 (14%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Actuator
Part Number: 51261385115$196.23 MSRP: $234.62You Save: $38.39 (17%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Liftgate Glass Latch Rear
Part Number: 51247840623$296.96 MSRP: $423.75You Save: $126.79 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Actuator
Part Number: 67118360732$150.02 MSRP: $179.37You Save: $29.35 (17%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lid Lock Actuator
Part Number: 67118360566$120.87 MSRP: $144.52You Save: $23.65 (17%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Lock Actuator
Part Number: 67118361363$145.02 MSRP: $173.39You Save: $28.37 (17%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysBMW 325i Trunk Lid Actuator
Part Number: 67118361140$150.02 MSRP: $179.37You Save: $29.35 (17%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 325i Trunk Latch
The Trunk Latch of a BMW 325i secures the trunk lid of the sedan to protect the gear when you're driving. This Trunk Latch, made of stainless steel materials, easily withstands strong highway winds and constant vibrations and will only release when the interior button or key signal activates the spring loaded catch. Through the long production run of the BMW 325i, BMW has kept the basic clamp and release idea unchanged. The driver therefore does not encounter radically different styles, just the usual material and switch location tweaks. These do not affect the basic Trunk Latch function, which continues on into modern 325i models. If the mechanism fails, the trunk can fly open and spill tools, a spare tire, or sports equipment on the road. Besides, it makes it very easy for thieves to break in. Therefore, a good Trunk Latch stands as your first line of defense against such scenarios. Every BMW 325i owner relies on this dependable Trunk Latch for peace of mind, and every time a BMW driver hears that reassuring click, they realize how important a secure seal truly is.
If you are looking for OEM BMW 325i Trunk Latch, we highly recommend to shop with us. Not only do we offer budget friendly prices, but we also provide fast delivery. In addition, we have a hassle-free return policy on all genuine BMW 325i Trunk Latch that come backed by the manufacturer's warranty.
BMW 325i Trunk Latch Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to remove and install Trunk Latch and Trunk Lock Cylinder on BMW 325i?Posted by Leslie O.A:To remove the trunk lid latch, you should first open the trunk, then get rid of plastic expanding rivets and trim panel. Disconnect its electrical connector by unbolting them mounting fasteners, while lifting the latch from the trunk lid as you also separate the cable from lock cylinder. In order to take off the operating cable, a clip must be released, a plastic outer cable fitting be slid-off, and center pin pried up with inner cable end fitting being detached. Taking off the trunk lid lock cylinder entails pulling out lock cylinder from panel after disconnection of operating cables and removal of mounting fasteners. Remove trim panel, reach behind button to squeeze sides towards each other and push out assembly while removing it to disconnect electrical connector; this will help you take away and discard buttons release on key fobs that are damaged or worn-out use new buttons instead To remove tailgate latch pull rear window side trims inwardly so as to unleash retaining clips which hold onto them at upper trim level Take off mounting clips, fold down and remove insert located in tailgate rear panel; open rear window for ease while pulling plastic trim at top of rear panel backwards to release buttresses then detach mount bolts above. Then pry cover loose; unscrew bolt on each side of handle recess; pull back rear trim panel from tailgate - releasing clips - dislocate boot compartment light Removing this requires removal screws sliding which releases an opened when placed into position On other hand if one wants unlocks simply slide away until disconnected disconnects unlinking splitness nail between two neighboring slots Disconnecting it may have some portions inside consoles behind where these parts connect The final step involves unscrewing those fastening attachments provided placing hands behind sides There exist several means access given part: firstly there are four panels that surround exit; secondly its four sides are connected through hinge mechanism Lastly those who manipulate their car keys via electronic devices can find spot under appropriate button where they can insert it For instance, on top - right corner between driver's seat and backrest there is a little flashlight which can be used in case of emergency The reason why so many individuals find themselves without any keys is due to their habits such as leaving them inside bags, pockets or even misplacing them altogether In this case, you will need to move left side dash trim out of place.Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Armando / Apr 15, 2022
