2002 Body Rubber Kits!

[wegweiser]

Price: $100

Location: Maryland USA

Description:

I've just updated our current pricing on all the bits to make your 02 waterproof!

 

new blog entry with rubber seal prices....from windshields to doors, to tag lights! All Genuine BMW!

 

https://www.maximillianblog.com/blog/2002-body-rubber-kits

 

E mail me if you have any questions! Tech / installation advice is always free, 24/7.  

[Jesse]

Hi, I'm interested in the windshield and rear glass weather stripping.  What's the price for both please, shipped to 77546?

Thanks,

Jesse

[wegweiser]

 

Hi, I'm interested in the windshield and rear glass weather stripping.  What's the price for both please, shipped to 77546?

Thanks,

Jesse

Rear seal $130.00 (FAQ price)

chrome bead strip $56.38

Shipping: $12.48

 

Total: $198.86

 

E mail me directly if you have any questions, or if you'd like to get one on the way! classicbmwparts@gmail.com

[Jesse]

Front seal, same price?

Thanks,

Jesse

[wegweiser]

Yep! Same price.

See complete price list below at this link:

https://www.maximillianblog.com/blog/2002-body-rubber-kits

[Robert Kyle]

Seems more expensive than what I see here?

https://www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=2225&mospid=47140&btnr=51_3318&hg=51&fg=05

[wegweiser]

 

Seems more expensive than what I see here?

https://www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=2225&mospid=47140&btnr=51_3318&hg=51&fg=05

Which part? Looks to me like they're the same... to the penny. And I've rounded the FAQ price down by $3 for the seal. 

 

Which item particularly do you see as being different in price? If I've made a mistake I want to know about it!

 

[Robert Kyle]

Oops, you're right.  Was looking at the wrong part.

 

Not clear on the different part #s.

 

FILLING RUBBER

51311803265

L=3500/CHROM

 

and:

 

FILLING RUBBER

51311803265

L=3575/CHROM

 

 

 

 

 

[wegweiser]

They're the same part number (fr and re chrome bead).... although the OLD part number I used to sell in the 1990s was different. (Just a factory supersession in the number)

 

Old number was 51 31 7 440 105 - and is even listed with a lower price... but when you order it from BMW it goes to the updated number and the current (more expensive) price.....believe me... I tried it! 

[Robert Kyle]

L=3500/CHROM

 

 

vs

L=3575/CHROM

 

??

[wegweiser]

 

L=3500/CHROM

 

 

vs

L=3575/CHROM

 

??

Definitely a typo in BMW's data. BMW's system uses only the part number... not the description, so they would be the same part pulled off a shelf. Generally about 1" longer than required, which is handy. This is where "click and order" websites fall short, and why I prefer to give my personal attention to my 2002 tribe. Even BMW's digital listing (and anyone else that doesn't rely on OLD analog PAPER reference material) of 2002 fuel tanks has some errors in it.... EXPENSIVE errors....ones that would deliver the incorrect $1000+ fuel tank to a potential customer. I've been doing this for 30 years and I rely on my paper notes and cheat-sheets from the 80s-90s to ensure folks get the CORRECT parts from someone that knows 'em, instead of some big box store.  I love what I do...and I've been driving and repairing these non-stop for 35 years, so my knowledge comes with every 02 part I sell. 

Edited January 10, 2020 by wegweiser

[02Les]

Part # 51 31 1 803 265 at 3575 is the filling rubber for the Touring front screen.

Part # 51 31 1 803 138 at 3250 is the filling rubber for the Touring rear door window.

However, a few years ago when I ordered the above, I got two for the front screen.

Perhaps, BMW just have the one part # at 3575 long knowing that it covers all '02 models.

 

edit: FYI the part was $27.44 in 2015!!!

Edited January 11, 2020 by 02Les

[wegweiser]

I remember when that filling strip was $11. Yes.. ELEVEN DOLLARS.  And I sold complete belt line trim kits (with clips) for $179.00. The times they are a changin'.