BMW F31 LCI Right O/S Cover Loudspeaker Speaker Rear Trim Roofliner 7264710

BMW F31 LCI Right O/S Cover Loudspeaker Speaker Rear Trim Roofliner is an original interior trim component designed for installation on the rear right side. The black finish allows for aesthetic integration with the factory upholstery, and the precise fit for the LCI version ensures consistency with other interior equipment. This is a practical solution for users looking to restore full functionality and a consistent look to the sound system in their BMW.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7846660
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7846660
• Substitutable numbers: 51447846660, 7846660, 7264710, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function of the component

The presented cover is dedicated to installation in the rear part of the vehicle, on the right side, within the roofliner area. Its purpose is to aesthetically close the speaker space and securely hold the grille in the correct position. This keeps the speaker protected against accidental mechanical damage while maintaining proper air circulation around the diaphragm.

The black color facilitates integration with the factory interior finish, which is particularly important during repairs after disassembly or roofliner replacement. The component is part of the sound system, contributing to organized assembly and reducing unwanted resonances resulting from loose trim panels.

Compatibility with BMW F31 LCI

The cover has been designed for the BMW 3 Series F31 generation estate (touring) model after the facelift (LCI), taking into account the geometry of the roofliner and the placement of factory mounting points. Proper profiling allows for precise fitting with the roof upholstery and adjacent trim elements, which minimizes the risk of looseness and rattling while driving.

As an OEM part, the component is adapted to the standard audio system used in this model, so installation does not require any modifications or shape adjustments. This is a beneficial solution when replacing a damaged or missing grille after service work, accessory installation, or accident repairs.

Visual and assembly characteristics

The black surface of the cover provides a neutral, organized look that blends well with both light and dark roofliner variants. The applied structure and shape allow for proper sound propagation from the speaker without obscuring the diaphragm with a solid panel. This maintains the functionality of the audio system while providing an aesthetic interior finish.

The placement in the rear right part of the roofliner requires matching the specific body configuration, so it is worth verifying compatibility with the vehicle's equipment version before installation. A correctly installed cover reduces the risk of vibration of trim elements and helps maintain a stable position of the speaker relative to the roof structure.

Condition and use in repairs

The component comes from disassembly, which allows for the use of an original part during interior repairs without the need to resort to replacements with uncertain fitment. This is a practical solution in situations where the grille has been damaged during roofliner removal, installation of additional equipment, or work on the sound system.

Using an original speaker cover is particularly beneficial when aiming to maintain the factory look of the cabin and material consistency with other trim elements. This makes it possible to recreate the original interior configuration without visible differences in shape or shade.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the interior zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, grilles, or small trim details, check the available parts in the Other BMW category.

Expert support and additional information

When planning audio system upgrades or comparing solutions used in various sports and standard models, it is worth consulting expert materials. A good starting point may be an article discussing structural differences in powertrains and chassis, available here: Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?. It allows for a better understanding of manufacturers' approaches to component design and the importance of using OEM parts in advanced constructions.

If you are interested in a broader context of body and interior repairs using parts from disassembly, a guide regarding bodywork and accident repairs may also be helpful: Bodywork and chassis – accident repairs using parts from disassembly. You will find practical tips there regarding the selection of used components, assembly procedures, and methods for assessing their suitability in a professional service.