BMW E82 E88 Boot Trunk Tailgate Hinge Rear Left N/S Titan Silver - 354 7166751

BMW E82 E88 Boot Trunk Tailgate Hinge Rear Left N/S Titan Silver is an original body component designed for the precise guidance and support of the boot lid in BMW 1 Series E82 and E88 models. The hinge in Titansilber Metallic - 354 color helps maintain the visual consistency of the bodywork while ensuring stable operation of the lid during daily use. This used part from the Gas springs, locks, hinges and other parts category is a sensible choice for post-accident repairs, replacing corroded mounts, or restoring the correct geometry of the rear body section.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7166751-TS
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7166751
• Substitutable numbers: 41007230859, 7230859, 41627166753, 7166753
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Titansilber Metallic - 354
• Category: Lift Supports, Latches, Hinges & Additional Parts

Purpose and vehicle placement

The presented hinge operates at the rear of the vehicle on the left side, responsible for guiding the boot lid along the opening and closing axis. A correctly selected component in this location:

• ensures smooth lifting and closing of the lid,
• stabilizes the position of the lid relative to the fenders and bumper,
• reduces stress on the body panels and seals,
• minimizes the risk of misalignment or the lid edges rubbing against the body.

Thanks to its dedicated placement, the hinge works with the E82/E88 body structure, maintaining factory mounting points and the proper kinematics of the lid movement.

Color and visual fit

The hinge is finished in the Titansilber Metallic - 354 shade, which facilitates integration with the factory body paint in this color. In many cases, this allows for reducing or completely skipping additional painting of the component, which shortens repair time and lowers costs. Even if the vehicle has a different color, the factory metallic finish provides a solid base for any necessary paint preparation.

Characteristics of the used component

As a used part, the hinge comes from dismantling and is intended for further use after installation in the vehicle. Such body components are particularly often chosen for:

• repairs after rear-end collisions,
• replacing parts with visible signs of corrosion or operational play,
• restoring proper lid fitment after previous, imprecise repairs.

The original hinge from this group retains factory geometry and mounting points, which facilitates gap adjustment and cooperation with other components of the lid opening mechanism.

Benefits of using an original hinge

Using an original boot lid hinge in a BMW E82/E88 brings a number of practical benefits:

• Factory fit – maintaining the correct hinge geometry translates into even gaps and proper adhesion of the lid to the seals.
• Stable mechanism operation – a correctly selected hinge works with the actuators and lock, reducing the load on these components.
• Operational safety – reducing the risk of the lid falling unexpectedly or becoming misaligned while loading luggage.
• Visual consistency – the Titansilber Metallic paint allows for maintaining the aesthetics of the rear body section, especially in vehicles of the same shade.

Part selection and additional information

Before purchasing, it is worth verifying the compatibility of the hinge with the specific body version and the installation side to avoid installation problems. Manufacturer markings, catalog numbers, and information about the placement on the vehicle, available in the technical specifications section, may be helpful.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body section in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional hinges, boot locks, or support springs, check the available parts in the Gas springs, locks, hinges and other parts BMW category.

When working with body elements and the lid opening system, it is also worth paying attention to the condition of the vehicle's drivetrain components – practical tips on evaluating used subassemblies can be found in the article: Second-hand differential – what is worth knowing about used differentials, sensors, and drivetrain systems.