BMW 2 F45 Active Tourer Boot Trunk Thermal Protection Luggage Well Insulation

BMW F45 Active Tourer Trunk Thermal Insulation 7378024 is an original part designed for BMW 2 Series Active Tourer F45 models, engineered to effectively reduce heat and noise transfer from the luggage compartment. Thanks to its factory design, the insulation ensures a precise fit to the trunk's structure and stable mounting at the original body points. This practical solution enhances the acoustic and thermal comfort inside the vehicle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7378024
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7378024
• Substitutable numbers: 51477378024, 7378024
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Function of Trunk Thermal Insulation

The presented trunk thermal insulation has been specifically developed for the BMW F45 Active Tourer's construction, where the luggage space is located close to the rear axle and exhaust system components. The element's task is to limit the transfer of thermal energy and dampen vibrations and noises originating from the rear of the vehicle.

In practice, this means:

• reduced heating of the trunk floor and sides during extended driving,
• reduction of road and suspension noise,
• more stable thermal conditions for transported cargo,
• protection of trunk upholstery elements from prolonged heat exposure.

Construction, Fit, and Installation in BMW F45 Active Tourer

The insulation is designed as an OEM component, which translates to factory-compliant geometry and the ability to install it at the original mounting points provided by the manufacturer. The shape and profile of the insulation match the trunk's configuration in the BMW F45 Active Tourer, ensuring no unwanted gaps or material stress after installation.

Installation features:

• compatibility with the factory trunk setup of the BMW F45 Active Tourer,
• design intended for use with original covers and upholstery,
• possibility of removal and reinstallation during service work on the rear of the vehicle.

Performance Characteristics and Benefits of Use

Using the original thermal insulation in the BMW F45 Active Tourer's trunk helps maintain comfort parameters close to the factory state. This element supports the function of existing sound deadening and covers, creating a cohesive thermal and acoustic protection system for the rear of the vehicle.

Key benefits include:

• enhanced thermal protection of the luggage compartment during intensive vehicle use,
• limitation of vibration and resonance transfer from the rear axle,
• maintenance of interior structural integrity as per the manufacturer's design,
• preservation of the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the factory trunk finish.

Item Condition and Application in Vehicle Service

The offered trunk thermal insulation is an item from the Miscellaneous category, meaning it is a specialized component that complements the rear vehicle body's setup. It is suitable for replacing damaged or missing insulation after body repairs, as well as for restoring factory acoustic comfort in the BMW F45 Active Tourer.

Due to its factory origin, the part is particularly useful for:

• post-accident repairs of the rear body section,
• comprehensive work on the trunk assembly,
• restoring the original interior configuration in fleet or private vehicles.

Integration with Other BMW Components and Additional Information

The trunk thermal insulation works in conjunction with other rear-end components of the BMW F45 Active Tourer, such as upholstery, side covers, and floor panels. This allows for the maintenance of a cohesive protective structure in the trunk area, which is important for both driving comfort and interior durability.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your BMW and require other parts from the same group, such as covers, trim panels, or additional sound deadening, check the available parts in the BMW Miscellaneous category.

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