BMW 5 Series E61 LCI Interor Upper Trunk Lid Panel Trim Cover Grey 7140649

BMW 5 Series E61 LCI Interor Upper Trunk Lid Panel Trim Cover Grey is an original, used upper trunk lid trim panel designed for BMW 5 Series E61 LCI (facelift) models. This component provides a precisely fitted finish for the interior of the trunk lid, ensuring a cohesive look and stable mounting of the upholstery in the rear left section of the vehicle. Thanks to its neutral grey color, it blends perfectly with the factory interior arrangement of the trunk.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7140649
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7061399
• Substitutable numbers: 7140649, 51497140649, 51497061399, 7061399
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Grey
• Category: Window Seals, Gaskets & Trims

Purpose and function of the component

The described upper trunk lid cover has been designed specifically for the BMW 5 Series E61 LCI estate version, where it is responsible for the aesthetic and functional finishing of the inner surface of the lid on the rear left side. Its tasks include:

• covering the structural elements of the trunk lid,
• organizing the layout of mounts and clips inside the lid,
• reducing the risk of accidental damage to wires or mounts by transported cargo,
• maintaining a consistent stylistic line of the trunk interior.

Thanks to the factory design, the element maintains proper fitment with other upholstery panels, which translates into stable installation and the absence of unwanted play during operation.

Color and visual fitment

The panel is finished in a grey tone, characteristic of many interior configurations of the BMW 5 Series E61 LCI. This color scheme allows for:

• maintaining a uniform appearance of the entire cargo space,
• easy matching with factory upholstery and other trim strips,
• reducing the visibility of typical operational dirt.

The neutral shade of grey harmonizes well with both dark and light interior variants, making the panel a functional replacement for a damaged or missing part without compromising the aesthetics of the trunk.

Vehicle placement and installation aspects

The element is intended for installation in the rear left part of the inner side of the trunk lid. Such placement requires maintaining appropriate geometry and rigidity so that the panel:

• does not interfere with the trunk lid opening and closing mechanism,
• ensures proper guidance of the upholstery edge,
• maintains a stable connection with adjacent trim strips and seals.

As an element from the Window seals and trim strips group, the panel works with other finishing components in the rear part of the body, creating an organized and compact interior structure of the lid.

Product characteristics and practical application

Its original BMW origin means that factory dimensions, mounting points, and edge profiles are preserved, which facilitates installation in place of a worn or damaged part. The used nature of the part allows for an economical repair of the trunk area while maintaining OEM-quality fitment. The panel will prove particularly useful in situations where:

• the interior of the trunk lid has been damaged as a result of a collision or overloading,
• the original trim strip is cracked, deformed, or missing mounts,
• a comprehensive renovation of the trunk interior is being carried out after bodywork and paint repairs.

By using an original panel, you maintain structural and visual consistency with other interior elements, which is important for both user comfort and the potential resale value of the vehicle.

Repair expansion and additional materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as trim strips, interior covers, or additional sealing profiles, check out the available parts in the BMW window seals and trim strips category.

For broader work related to the body and trunk interior, it is also worth checking out practical tips on selecting used body and upholstery parts – you will find them in the article Bodywork and chassis – post-accident repairs using dismantled parts, which discusses, among other things, the principles of safely using original components from dismantling.