Help with finding part numbers. Already checked RealOEM and GetBMWParts

[Harry Da Hamster]

I have a 2008 BMW M3 E90 Sedan with black interior. Looking for the front drivers side interior door panel pieces highlighted in the picture below. Picture is not of actual vehicle. I already checked RealOEM and GetBMWParts but can't seen to find the exact piece. I think (but could be wrong) it might be two separate pieces, one flat piece against the door panel and a curved piece where your hand grabs to shut the door. I want to replace the peeling soft touch plastic pieces. Thanks in advance.

[Agent-GHQ]

Did you check the diagram for reference? That should show you whether other parts are needed for that particular section. Some parts come as a whole unit even if you don't needed it.

[Harry Da Hamster]

*For future reference* I found out about this piece i've been wanting to replace due to the peeling soft touch plastic. The door shut handle looks like its a separate replaceable piece but its not. You need to replace the entire arm rest.

Black Novillio part #51418046649,
Palladium Novillio part #51418046651,
Fuchs Novillio part #51418046653

[CSBM5]

You'll probably find the best prices on BMW Morristown's on-line parts site.

[NashvegasR]

I can confirm this - have to buy an entirely new armrest to get that piece (dumb.. dumb... dumb). I just bit the bullet and $325 later, mine is perfect.

[Harry Da Hamster]

I've read reports that BMW original warranty will replace peeling soft touch plastics. But does anyone know if BMW CPO warranty will also?

[w.eric]

[CSBM5]

Originally Posted by FNG

I've read reports that BMW original warranty will replace peeling soft touch plastics. But does anyone know if BMW CPO warranty will also?

I think that type of thing will only be "officially" replaced in the first 12 months after the car's in-service date. After that initial period, it is considered wear and tear. If you have a good relationship with your dealer (i.e. you buy new cars often and/or use the service dept for out of warranty repairs on other BMWs, etc), they might good will cover some things after that.

The CPO warranty definitely does not cover it.

[Bavarian Beast]