BMW 3 Series E90 Saloon Rear Bumper PDC Sparkling Graphite Metallic - A22

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

BMW 3 Series E90 Saloon Rear Bumper PDC Sparkling Graphite Metallic - A22 in Sparkling Graphite Metallic – A22 is an original body component designed for installation on the rear of the 3 Series E90 sedan. This used component from the Bumpers and reinforcements group allows for a technically correct repair or replacement of a damaged bumper while maintaining the factory body lines and compatibility with the parking system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 0033194-SG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0033194
• Substitutable numbers: 51120033194, 0033194
• Weight: 150
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Sparkling Graphite Metallic - A22
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and fitment for BMW 3 E90

The presented rear bumper has been designed specifically for the BMW 3 Series E90 generation sedan, which ensures proper fitment to the body shape and correct positioning relative to the trunk lid and tail lights. Its placement on the vehicle is limited to the rear of the body, making this component intended solely as an external cover and energy absorption zone during minor parking collisions.

Color and paint finish

The bumper is factory-painted in the Sparkling Graphite Metallic – A22 shade, characteristic of many BMW 3 Series E90 units. The metallic paint coating ensures visual consistency with the bodywork in the same color code, which in practice often allows for reducing the scope of additional paint work or facilitates its preparation. The uniform color also makes it easier to match the component in the case of partial renovation of the rear body zone.

Protective function and PDC integration

The rear bumper serves as a structural cover for the rear of the vehicle, working in conjunction with internal reinforcements and absorption elements. The design, prepared for PDC parking sensors, enables proper integration with the factory parking assistance system, which is essential for maintaining the functionality of maneuvering assistants. The properly shaped surface of the bumper promotes the correct operation of the sensors and their aesthetic integration into the body line.

Characteristics of the used component

As a used component, the bumper is an economical solution for post-accident repairs or refreshing the bodywork, allowing for the preservation of the original geometry and mountings provided by the manufacturer. This type of component is particularly useful in situations where the priority is technical installation correctness and compliance with factory solutions, while simultaneously reducing costs compared to new parts.

Mounting zone and technical aspects

The component is intended for installation in the rear body zone, where it works with the reinforcement beam, side mounts, and PDC system equipment. The bumper has a specific weight, which is important for maintaining the proper load distribution within the body and correct alignment with other body panels. The construction from the Bumpers and reinforcements group has been developed to absorb part of the energy in the event of minor impacts, limiting the risk of damage to internal components.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as reinforcement beams, brackets, or additional covers, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and reinforcements category.

Additional information and technical advice

When selecting a rear bumper for the BMW 3 Series E90, it is worth paying attention to the compatibility of the body version (sedan) and the presence of preparation for PDC parking sensors to avoid installation problems and maintain the full functionality of assistance systems. In the case of broader body upgrades or comparisons of structural solutions between different models, technical materials and analyses regarding changes in car construction may be helpful, such as articles describing the evolution of popular models – for example, a discussion of structural changes in subsequent generations of the VW Golf GTI, which shows how manufacturers develop body and equipment components over time.