BMW F20 F21 LCI Bootlid Trunk Lid Black Emblem Carbon Look Button Rear 7270728

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW F20 F21 LCI Bootlid Trunk Lid Black Emblem Carbon Look Button Rear is an original component from the Emblems and ornaments group, designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle body. It combines an aesthetic function with a practical trunk lid release button, ensuring a cohesive look and convenient operation. Thanks to its factory fit for BMW F20/F21 series models, this component allows for the precise replacement of a worn or damaged button.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7270728-6
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7270728
• Substitutable numbers: 51247270728, 7270728, 51247248535, 7248535
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Black
• Category: Emblems & Ornaments

Purpose and function of the component

The presented emblem with a button is designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle, in the trunk lid area. It is responsible for the convenient mechanical-electrical operation of the trunk release, while also serving as a characteristic BMW model identifier. Using an original solution allows for maintaining factory ergonomics and predictable operation of the release system.

The component is particularly useful when the existing button has suffered from operational wear, mechanical damage, or has lost its visual appeal. Replacing it with an original emblem from the same design group reduces the risk of fitment issues and ensures compatibility with factory wiring and mounts.

Construction, color, and fitment

The emblem is finished in black, allowing for harmonious integration with the typical styling of the trunk lid in BMW F20/F21 models. The neutral, dark color scheme works well with both light and dark body paints, maintaining a consistent, understated look for the entire rear of the vehicle.

Its location at the rear of the body means the component is exposed to external factors such as moisture or dirt. Using an original solution from the Emblems and ornaments group helps maintain proper sealing and mounting stability, which is important for both durability and the correct operation of the button.

Operational and installation characteristics

As a component sourced from a vehicle, the emblem with the trunk release button is a solution that allows for maintaining the factory standard of trunk operation. The design, intended for a specific generation of BMW, facilitates installation in place of the existing component without the need for modifications to the bodywork.

In practice, this means that after proper connection and mounting, the button should work with the existing trunk release control system. Replacing this type of component is often chosen as a way to restore full functionality to the trunk lid while maintaining the vehicle's original appearance.

Application in BMW service and restoration

In BMW F20/F21 series vehicles, the emblem integrated with the trunk release button is an essential element of daily use. Its efficiency affects the comfort of using the car, especially in urban conditions and when frequently accessing the luggage compartment. Using an original component helps reduce the risk of improper operation of the release mechanism and visual mismatch issues.

This type of component works well both in standard service repairs and in body restoration processes, where it is important to maintain stylistic consistency with other BMW details. This allows for restoring the aesthetic appearance of the rear of the vehicle and full functionality of the trunk lid operation.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as decorative logos, trim strips, or additional model badges, check the available parts in the BMW Emblems and ornaments category.

If you are planning broader service work on the vehicle, including the drivetrain, it is worth checking out practical tips on selecting used components, which you can find in the article Used gearbox – when is it worth it and what you need to remember.