Hand brake for BMW 320 d

Type: Handbrake handle. The OEM numbers for this handbrake are 333401152799, 34406782749, and MBM7751CR212, which must be matched to your vehicle for correct fitment. The manufacturer is BMW, and this is a used part of B quality, meaning it shows signs of wear but has no rust. It does not have an electric function, as indicated by the note Electric: No. This handbrake originates from a vehicle with a diesel engine type and the engine code N47-D20A, which is a 120d 16V engine. The transmission type and transmission code are not specified for this part. This handbrake is compatible with the BMW 3 Coupe (E92) model series produced between 2005 and 2013, specifically for the 320 d variant with a 1995 cc engine producing 177 horsepower. Other models and variants that use the same handbrake handle include the 320 d and potentially other diesel variants within the 3 Series E92 range, though verification of OEM number compatibility is recommended before purchase. The price including VAT is 123,41 EUR, and the price excluding VAT is 123,41 EUR. A 30-day full return policy applies, and shipping is free. Delivery time is expected within 3-6 days, with an express delivery option available for an additional fee.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The donor vehicle is a BMW 320 d, specifically the 3 Coupe (E92) variant with a coupe body type. The car was manufactured in the model year 2007 and has a mileage of only 1 kilometre, which is unusually low and may indicate the part was removed from a nearly new vehicle. The fuel system is diesel with direct injection. The car originates from France. The engine type is a 1995 cc four-cylinder diesel with the engine code N47 D20 A or N47 D20 C, producing 177 horsepower or 130 kilowatts. The transmission type and transmission code are not specified. The VIN or chassis number of the source vehicle is WBAWD11000P195105. The cylinder capacity is 1995 cc, and the construction type is a coupe. As a handbrake, this part is often replaced individually, but related parts such as handbrake cables or brake shoes may need attention if the handbrake system is being serviced. Using a used handbrake contributes to sustainability by reusing a functional component and reducing the demand for new manufacturing.

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