BMW F20 F21 Wing Mirror Cover Cap Casing Left N/S Schwarz 2 - 668 8054977

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The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW F20 F21 Wing Mirror Cover Cap Casing Left N/S Schwarz 2 is an original body component from the External mirrors group, designed for installation on the left side of BMW F20/F21 series vehicles. This used, factory-original cover in Schwarz 2 - 668 color ensures consistent vehicle styling and proper mirror aerodynamics.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8054977-SCH3
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8054977
• Substitutable numbers: 8054977, 51168054977
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Color: Schwarz 2 - 668
• Category: Mirror Assemblies

Purpose and fitment

The cover is designed as a dedicated component for the left mirror in BMW F20/F21 models, ensuring a precise fit to the shape of the mirror base and the side body line. The OEM construction guarantees compatibility with factory mounts, allowing for predictable and repeatable installation without the need for modifications.

This item is suitable for users looking to restore the original appearance of the mirror after mechanical damage or to replace a mismatched cover with the factory Schwarz 2 paint finish.

Color and finish Schwarz 2 - 668

The factory color Schwarz 2 - 668 is a classic, deep black characteristic of many BMW configurations, allowing for aesthetic integration with standard body paints. As a result, the cover blends well with both black and contrasting body colors, maintaining a cohesive, understated vehicle character.

The uniform, painted surface is easy to keep clean and allows for standard maintenance procedures, such as polishing or applying protective coatings, in accordance with detailing practices.

Function and role in the mirror assembly

The mirror cover serves an important protective function for the mirror glass and any adjustment or electrical components located inside the housing. A correctly selected part:

• protects the adjustment mechanism and mirror glass from weather conditions,
• stabilizes airflow around the mirror, reducing unwanted noise,
• ensures a visually consistent profile of the side body section.

For the user, this means maintaining mirror functionality and vehicle aesthetics at a level consistent with the original BMW design.

Characteristics of the used component

As a used part, the cover comes from vehicle dismantling, which allows for the preservation of original geometry and factory fitment with other mirror components. This type of item is a good choice for drivers looking for a cost-effective solution while maintaining the original origin of the part.

In practice, installing a used cover is similar to installing a new OEM component, provided that appropriate service procedures and surface condition checks are performed before installation.

Installation area and service aspects

The placement on the left side of the vehicle requires attention to shape compatibility with the specific F20/F21 body version. During installation, it is recommended to:

• check the condition of the clips and mounting points in the mirror base,
• verify the correct seating of the cover on the housing,
• inspect the gaps between the cover and other mirror elements.

This approach minimizes the risk of subsequent looseness, vibrations, or unwanted noises while driving.

Configuration expansion – BMW External mirrors

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side mirror area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as mirror glass, bases, or turn signals in the housing, check the available parts in the BMW External mirrors category.

More about selecting original used BMW parts

For users who want to better understand the principles of selecting original BMW body components and the benefits of using used parts, the article describing identification procedures by catalog numbers and practical application examples may be helpful: BMW – sports performance and precision. How do original used parts extend the life of a Bavarian icon?