Shark Roof Antenna BMW F10 F01 Aerial Housing Cover Empty Alpine White - 300

Visual condition of the part 

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. 

Shark Roof Antenna BMW F10 F01 Aerial Housing Cover Empty Alpine White - 300 is an original, used "shark fin" roof antenna housing designed for BMW F-series models. This component in Alpine White 3 - 300 allows for the aesthetic replacement of a damaged or faded fin while maintaining the factory look of the vehicle's body. It is a practical solution for users who want to maintain paint consistency and proper antenna signal reception.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9184814-AW
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9184814
• Substitutable numbers: 9184814, 65209184814
• Color: Alpinweiss 3 - 300
• Category: Antennas

Application and function of the antenna fin housing

The "shark fin" housing used in the BMW F10 and F01 primarily serves as a cover for the antenna module mounted on the vehicle's roof. It protects sensitive electronic components from water, UV radiation, and contaminants, while ensuring proper operating conditions for the systems responsible for radio signal reception and other communication systems, if present in the specific vehicle.

Replacing the housing itself is a cost-effective solution – it allows you to refresh the appearance of the roof and restore paint consistency without the need to interfere with the antenna installation. Thanks to the factory shape, correct aerodynamics and the characteristic BMW roof line are preserved.

Alpine White color and visual fit

The presented housing is in Alpine White 3 - 300, a popular shade of white used in many BMW F10 and F01 models. Choosing a component in the same paint code helps avoid tonal differences that often appear when painting aftermarket replacements. This is particularly important for a component placed on the roof, where any color deviations are clearly visible.

For car owners with this color, this is a convenient option because the housing does not require additional painting after installation, and the vehicle retains a consistent, factory look. This solution works well for both post-accident repairs and replacing the component due to wear or cracks.

Installation characteristics and compatibility

The antenna fin housing from the F-series has been designed as a component that fits the factory mounting hole in the roof of the BMW F10 and F01. This makes it possible to use the existing antenna module, provided it is functional, and limit work to removing the old cover and installing the new one. Such a design helps maintain tightness and proper adhesion to the roof surface.

As a component from the Car antennas group, the housing works with factory BMW solutions, which facilitates service and potential future repairs. The used OEM part retains its original geometry, which is important for both aesthetics and the correct positioning of seals and mounting elements.

Condition, origin, and benefits of choosing a used part

The offered housing is a used component, which allows you to combine a reasonable purchase cost with the original build quality characteristic of BMW. For many users, this is a favorable alternative to new parts, especially for maintenance or cosmetic repairs.

Choosing an original, used antenna fin housing reduces the risk of fitment issues typical of cheaper replacements. The proper rigidity of the material, shape, and mounting method are preserved, which translates into stable seating on the roof and proper protection of the antenna module.

Related products and technical knowledge

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the roof area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional housings, antenna modules, or mounting bases, check the available parts in the BMW car antennas category.

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