BMW 5 Series E60 E61 Protection Cover Plate Brake Disc Rear Right O/S 6760854

BMW E60 E61 Rear Right Brake Disc Shield is a precisely fitted component of the braking system, designed for installation on the rear right side of the vehicle. As an original BMW component, it ensures correct geometry relative to the disc and caliper, promoting stable brake operation. A used OEM part is a sensible choice for drivers seeking a proven service solution over unknown aftermarket alternatives.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6760854
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6760854
• Substitutable numbers: 34216760854, 6760854, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Brake Disc Rotors

Function and Role of the Brake Disc Shield

The rear right brake disc shield performs several key functions within the braking system. It protects the working surface of the disc from excessive dirt, limits the ingress of water and mud from the wheel arch, and helps maintain stable operating conditions for the pads and caliper. Thanks to its proper profile, this element supports the even dispersal of contaminants, which contributes to consistent brake performance in daily use.

In BMW 5 Series E60/E61 vehicles, a correctly fitted shield is particularly important when driving in urban conditions and on roads with poorer surfaces, where the braking system is constantly exposed to water, salt, and small stones. A properly matched component helps reduce the risk of accelerated disc corrosion and undesirable noises resulting from foreign objects getting between the disc and the pad.

Dedicated Fitment for BMW E60/E61

The presented shield has been specifically designed for the BMW E60/E61 platform, taking into account the geometry of the suspension and the rear axle braking system. The vehicle placement designated as Rear, Right means that the part is intended exclusively for the right side of the rear axle and should be installed in conjunction with the corresponding left-side shield. This approach ensures the symmetry of the braking system's operation and the structural consistency of the entire assembly.

The original origin of the component from the BMW group translates to compatibility with factory mounting points, correct diameter and shape of the pressings, and compatibility with the factory brake discs used in this generation of the 5 Series. As a result, installation requires no modifications or adjustments, and the assembly retains the parameters specified by the vehicle manufacturer.

Characteristics of a Used OEM Part

A used brake disc shield is a solution that allows for maintaining the original braking system specifications while optimizing service costs. An OEM part retains its original construction, which is particularly important for components installed in close proximity to the disc and caliper. In practice, this means predictable braking behavior and no issues with interference with other rear axle components.

Choosing a used shield is a common solution for comprehensive brake system servicing, especially when the existing element has suffered corrosion, deformation, or mechanical damage. Replacing it with a functional OEM component restores proper disc coverage and maintains an adequate level of protection without the need to invest in a new part.

Practical Installation and Operational Tips

When installing the rear right brake disc shield, it is recommended to remove the wheel and, if necessary, the disc itself, to gain full access to the mounting points. It is worth paying attention to:

• the condition of the shield's contact surface with the hub and suspension components,
• ensuring no interference with the disc after all bolts are tightened,
• the correct positioning of the shield's edge relative to the brake caliper.

After installation, a short test drive with a few controlled braking maneuvers is recommended to ensure there are no undesirable noises or rubbing. This type of check quickly identifies any potential irregularities in the shield's position relative to the disc.

Expert Support and Selection of Braking System Components

If you are planning a more extensive brake system service and wish to consciously combine used components such as discs, calipers, or ABS components, a helpful resource will be a guide describing the criteria for safe selection. A detailed checklist can be found in the article Used Braking System: How to Safely Select Discs, Calipers, and ABS?, which discusses step-by-step what to look for when purchasing used parts.

If you are assembling the rear braking system for your BMW and also need other components from the same group, such as additional shields or compatible components mounted near the discs, check the available parts in the BMW Brake Discs category.