[BMW DIY Guy]

Hey question for yall.. REALOEM doesn't appear to have anything newer than 2020 or so. (which concerns me they have stopped updating their site)

Does anyone have any sources for GX model diagrams and part lists like REALOEM? I am looking up speaker compatibility for the G87, and my go to tools are not working.

Thanks!

[Squidget]

It is F'en terrible, and sometimes even the BMW parts dept says "dunno, nothing is written down, maybe it will work?"

So yeah, in the same boat, if you find anything, I'd love to know.

[BMW DIY Guy]

Well there are parts lookup functions on the dealer sites, but not parts diagrams like realioem. I have found more parts by drilling down and down into the diagram, to find rhe part and the number.

[bluebro]

Best I’ve found so far is https://parts.bmwnorthwest.com

[JustinHEMI]

Even the BMW certified shop my car is at is having a hard time finding parts. "Databases aren't updated yet" is something they've said.

[aerobod]

You can drill down via diagrams on the BMW Canada site: https://shop.bmw.ca/BMW_2023_M2-Coupe-Automatic.html

The search also seems to work quite well, for example if you search on "Speaker", this is what is returned: https://shop.bmw.ca/productSearch.as...imlevel=140308

[BMW DIY Guy]

Looks they are all using the same setup or engine, which makes sense. I have heard the main sites are formatted or templated from bmw corporate.

Really miss the big diagram you can drill into and even those dealer diagrams are incomplete. Sure you can see the speaker but any numbered other parts you can't click on to see them too. (Like realoem)

[aerobod]

Originally Posted by BMW DIY Guy

Looks they are all using the same setup or engine, which makes sense. I have heard the main sites are formatted or templated from bmw corporate.

Really miss the big diagram you can drill into and even those dealer diagrams are incomplete. Sure you can see the speaker but any numbered other parts you can't click on to see them too. (Like realoem)

If you click on "All Categories" it has most of the high-level view that realoem.com has. To select more info and view all vehicles the part fits, click on the diagram in the part listing then click on the part name link. You can get the same info as in realoem.com, but the navigation is different.

[BMW DIY Guy]

Originally Posted by aerobod

If you click on "All Categories" it has most of the high-level view that realoem.com has. To select more info and view all vehicles the part fits, click on the diagram in the part listing then click on the part name link. You can get the same info as in realoem.com, but the navigation is different.

I will try it, thank you!