BMW Mini Cooper One R50 R52 Cabrio R53 Side Airbag Impact Sensor 6914304

MINI R50 R52 Impact Sensor is an original part from the Airbag Parts category, designed for the factory safety system of Mini models. It is a precise OEM component responsible for the correct reaction of the airbag system in the event of a collision, ensuring compliance with factory control logic.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6914304
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6914304
• Substitutable numbers: 65779120296, 9120296, 65776914304, 6914304, 65771480603, 1480603
• Category: Airbag Parts

Purpose and Function of the MINI R50 R52 Impact Sensor

The impact sensor in Mini R50 and R52 models is a component of the passive safety system, working in conjunction with the airbag control module. Its task is to quickly detect overloads during a collision and transmit a signal to the controller, which decides on the deployment of airbags and seatbelt pretensioners.

By using an original component, the correct activation thresholds, reaction times, and compatibility with the factory control unit software are maintained. This is particularly important for post-accident repairs where full compliance with manufacturer documentation is required.

Benefits of Using an Original Mini Part

Choosing a Mini impact sensor from this offer is a solution that maintains the integrity of the entire safety system. An original component from the Airbag Parts group ensures:

• factory fit for the electrical installation and body mountings,
• proper cooperation with the existing SRS control unit,
• maintenance of operating parameters as intended by the vehicle manufacturer,
• the possibility of correct diagnostics using Mini/BMW service testers.

Additionally, using an OEM component simplifies workshop tasks – installation proceeds according to service procedures, without the need for adaptation or modification of the wiring.

Condition, Verification, and Service Application

The offered sensor comes from a used vehicle, allowing for an economical repair of the SRS system while maintaining original specifications. This type of component is often chosen by workshops specializing in Mini post-accident repairs, where both compliance with documentation and control of service costs are important.

Before installation, the standard workshop procedure is recommended: checking the wiring, verifying error codes in the airbag control unit, and confirming the correct mounting of the sensor relative to the body structure. A correctly selected and installed impact sensor restores the full functionality of the passive safety system.

Part Selection by OEM and Interchangeable Numbers

This sensor model has a dedicated OEM part number and associated interchangeable numbers, which facilitates precise component identification in Mini service catalogs. When selecting, it is recommended to use the number assigned by the vehicle manufacturer or verify by VIN to avoid discrepancies between equipment versions.

If you use other passive safety components in your Mini, it is advisable to maintain consistency and select them according to original designations – this minimizes the risk of errors in the SRS system's operation and facilitates subsequent computer diagnostics.

Expanding the Mini Safety System

If you are also looking for other Mini Airbag Parts, check out our dedicated category: Mini Airbag Parts. There you will find components compatible with the SRS system, which will allow for a comprehensive repair or reconstruction of the system after a collision.

Service Knowledge and Used Component Selection

When working with safety, air conditioning, or heating systems, it is advisable to use proven procedures for selecting used OEM parts. Practical tips on how to safely choose components can be found in the article: Air Conditioning and Heating – Part Selection and Maintenance for Year-Round Comfort. Although the text focuses on comfort systems, the principles of verifying used OEM components described there are also helpful when planning repairs in other vehicle systems.