BMW 7 Series E65 E66 Trim Panel Centre Console Rear Left Stone Green 8223313

BMW E65 E66 Rear Left Console Panel 8223313 is an original interior component designed for installation in the rear left section of the E65/E66 7 Series models. This panel, from the Dashboard category, allows for an aesthetic and functional restoration of the factory finish, maintaining the stylistic coherence of the entire cockpit. A used component offers a practical solution for repairs, replacing damaged parts, or completing missing console elements.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7018117
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8223313
• Substitutable numbers: 51167018117, 7018117, 8223313, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Green
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Intended Use and Fitment for BMW E65/E66

The panel has been specifically designed for the rear left part of the console in the luxurious BMW 7 Series E65/E66 generation sedans. Thanks to its factory-designed mounting geometry and appropriate profile, it ensures a precise fit with other interior trim elements, eliminating the need for modifications or forceful adjustments.

Its placement in the rear seat area makes this element significant both visually and functionally – it contributes to the aesthetic completion of the console and protects the components located beneath it. This is particularly important when restoring vehicles where preserving the original character of the cabin is a priority.

Construction and Color Characteristics

The console panel has been manufactured as an integral part of the interior trim, maintaining the factory styling lines of the E65/E66 models. The construction, intended for rear left installation, ensures proper edge alignment and stable support against adjacent upholstery elements.

A significant advantage is its green color, which corresponds to one of the original interior trim configurations used in this generation of the 7 Series. This allows for a visually cohesive restoration of the cabin when replacing a single element, without the need to alter other parts of the console or upholstery.

Application in Interior Repairs and Restorations

The presented rear left console panel is suitable for several typical service scenarios:

• replacing a damaged or cracked section of the rear console trim,
• completing a missing element after previous repairs or disassembly,
• restoring a cohesive interior appearance during vehicle restoration,
• preparing the car for sale by tidying up the rear seat area.

As an element from the Dashboard category, its correct installation contributes to the overall rigidity and completeness of the cockpit assembly, reducing the risk of unwanted play or creaks during driving.

Benefits of Choosing an Original BMW Panel

Choosing an original console panel for the BMW E65/E66 offers a range of practical benefits. Primarily, it ensures dimensional accuracy with factory mounting points, leading to a quick and predictable installation. Additionally, the correct surface texture and parting lines with adjacent elements are preserved, which is important when paying attention to details in a premium interior.

A used component represents a sensible compromise between quality and cost – it allows for the restoration of full functionality and aesthetics of the rear console without the need to invest in new, hard-to-find parts. This solution is particularly beneficial for comprehensive restoration projects where both the final result and budget control are crucial.

Expanding Cockpit Work in BMW

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the cockpit and center console area in your BMW and require other elements from the same category, such as panels, covers, or shields, check the available parts in the BMW Dashboard category.

When planning more extensive restoration work, it is also worth familiarizing yourself with tips on selecting used interior parts and optimizing costs. Practical advice in this regard can be found in the article Used Car Parts for Mini Cooper – A Way to Style and Save, which discusses the approach to choosing proven components from the aftermarket.