BMW F46 LCI Rear Tail Light Trunk Lid Lamp Wiring Hose Plug Right O/S 7491350

BMW F46 LCI Rear Tail Light Trunk Lid Lamp Wiring Hose Plug Right O/S is an original electrical installation component designed for the right side of the tailgate in facelifted BMW 2 Series Active Tourer/Gran Tourer models. Thanks to its factory-spec fitment, it ensures a stable electrical connection for the tail light, which translates into proper lighting operation and road safety. It is a practical service solution for post-collision repairs, lamp replacement, or wiring damage.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7491350-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7491350
• Substitutable numbers: 63217491350, 7491350
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Part type: Headlight Assembly
• Category: Headlight Assemblies

Purpose and vehicle placement

The presented plug is a component of the tail light wiring harness mounted in the tailgate on the rear right side. It is responsible for a secure, vibration-resistant connection between the electrical system wires and the tail light, which is crucial for the correct operation of position lights, brake lights, or turn signals in this body area. The dedicated placement on the vehicle facilitates part identification during repair – the mechanic or automotive electrician knows exactly in which area of the tailgate this specific wiring plug should be applied.

Construction and technical function

The tail light wiring harness plug in the tailgate has been designed by the manufacturer for seamless integration with the factory BMW installation. The design, with its appropriate latch profile and pin routing, minimizes the risk of contact looseness, contact overheating, and circuit interruption when opening and closing the tailgate. This element acts as a connector between the main body harness and the tail light, transmitting control and power signals. Proper fitment of the plug to the specific model and body version is important both from a safety perspective and for correct interaction with lighting control modules.

Service application and installation benefits

Using the original tail light wiring harness plug in the tailgate on the right side allows for:

• restoring full lighting functionality after mechanical damage or connector corrosion,
• reducing issues with intermittent light failure in the tail lamp,
• maintaining compatibility with the factory BMW electrical installation without modifications or wire soldering,
• organized wiring harness installation within the tailgate area. For workshops and users, this means faster, more predictable repairs and a lower risk of subsequent faults associated with incorrectly selected connectors.

Characteristics of the used product

The part is offered as a used component, sourced from dismantling. Such components are frequently chosen for professional repairs when maintaining original BMW specifications while optimizing service costs is a priority. A plug from dismantling, originating from a factory installation, usually works better with the existing harness than random replacements with a universal design.

Compatibility within the BMW brand

Due to its application in the BMW F46 LCI model, the tail light wiring harness plug in the tailgate on the right side is particularly useful for repairing vehicles after rear collisions, tailgate replacement, or lighting upgrades. Before purchasing, it is worth verifying compatibility with the specific equipment version and vehicle year to ensure a perfect fit with the existing installation. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the lighting zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as lamps, control modules, or installation connectors, check the available parts in the BMW Front Lights category. For drivers interested in a broader context of servicing modern power units and equipment, including the selection of used components, the article describing practical principles of repair and cost optimization may be helpful – you can find it here: Equipment failure in TSI and TDI engines: how to service your Volkswagen sensibly and avoid overpaying at the workshop?.