[hiro]

Check out this site. . .

All the part numbers you ever wanted to look up, right at the tip of your finger tips. . .enjoy!

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/select.do

 

[greg]

Re: Check out this site. . .

Thanks for this link. A good one to bookmark.

 

[MAH]

Re: Check out this site. . .

Excellent bookmark. One place and no manual.

Mark

 

[M Macht]

Re: Check out this site. . .

Interesting. Thanks! Check out the price of a new engine...ouch.

 

[cableguy]

Re: Check out this site. . .

Awesome find.


Many Thanks for posting. :cheers:

C.

 

[gsfent]

Re: Check out this site. . .

Interesting. Thanks! Check out the price of a new engine...ouch.

I don't think you can actually order from the site. Prices are more for reference since the site is not updated. The part numbers however are a real find, and I have used it before. Note it also accesses Euro parts for those of us here in the U.S.
Regards,
Jerry

 

[ard]

Re: Check out this site. . .

It's been linked hear a few times, but always good to let folks know.

There is also a 'search by number' link- this can help trying to ID unknown parts (read: ebay) or finding other model cars that might use the same part....

 

[Anita]

Re: Check out this site. . .

.. and no manual.

Mark

Oooo, them's fighting words. You're in trouble now mister. Never disrepect the manuals--owner's or otherwise :7: :nono: :7:

 

[M5Ted]

This site has been up and down a few times. It's been up for the last few months with no problem, but BMW is working hard to shut them down. Basically the site has copied an entire BMW ETK disc and hosted it online.

FYI: for the time being, the information is pretty accurate, but note that as time progresses it will become outdated as BMW frequently supercedes numbers. For up to the day info, I suggest looking at the BMW TIS, which you pay a subscription for. I believe a day costs about $20, or you can pay by month, year and so on. The TIS also offers recall info. service bulletins, and repair guides. Real OEM is okay for basic part numbers but if you're going to tackle a repair on your own you might want to check out the TIS.

Sorry, I have the url at work and will post it when I get back to my office tomorrow.

EDIT: www.bmwtis.com