M-Sport air duck
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I am missing my drivers side air duck or air dam that is located in the front of the M-Sport bumper. It lets air through to the wheels, its a plastic tube and im not sure how to find it. I have attached a pic of the right side and the missing left side.
The side that has the air duck
Missing air duck side
The side that has the air duck
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I believe you are looking for part #16: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...75&hg=51&fg=15
Part # should be: 51117896588
Part # should be: 51117896588
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I believe you are looking for part #16: http://www.realoem.c...675&hg=51&fg=15
Part # should be: 51117896588
Part # should be: 51117896588
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I didn't know our bumpers "quack"?
Anyway, your DUCT is probably still there. They tend to get knocked loose but don't fall off the car. If you'll notice underneath the front of the car, there is a plastic tray that covers the entire bottom. If you take the tray off, you may find your "duck" somewhere in there. That is unless someone previously AFLAC-ed it.
Anyway, your DUCT is probably still there. They tend to get knocked loose but don't fall off the car. If you'll notice underneath the front of the car, there is a plastic tray that covers the entire bottom. If you take the tray off, you may find your "duck" somewhere in there. That is unless someone previously AFLAC-ed it.
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I didn't know our bumpers "quack"?
Anyway, your DUCT is probably still there. They tend to get knocked loose but don't fall off the car. If you'll notice underneath the front of the car, there is a plastic tray that covers the entire bottom. If you take the tray off, you may find your "duck" somewhere in there. That is unless someone previously AFLAC-ed it.
Anyway, your DUCT is probably still there. They tend to get knocked loose but don't fall off the car. If you'll notice underneath the front of the car, there is a plastic tray that covers the entire bottom. If you take the tray off, you may find your "duck" somewhere in there. That is unless someone previously AFLAC-ed it.
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Ok guys, if we are here i would appreciate if you could tell me where i can find the second part of the driver air duck (it can be seen in the second picture), i can't find the part number on real oem.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Truthfully,
I spot my duct immediately when it becomes unfastened. It's irregularly shaped and should remain within the general area unless you do some crazy turns at high rates of speed. Even so it still should not get lost. I currently don't even have my belly pan cover on mentioned in the above post and it still was there. Just stick your hand in the duct and search for it. (that is.. if it's still there.) Can't imagine it wouldn't be. You'll have more success and a larger viewing area if you pop out the solid piece of closed mesh at the very edge. GL
I spot my duct immediately when it becomes unfastened. It's irregularly shaped and should remain within the general area unless you do some crazy turns at high rates of speed. Even so it still should not get lost. I currently don't even have my belly pan cover on mentioned in the above post and it still was there. Just stick your hand in the duct and search for it. (that is.. if it's still there.) Can't imagine it wouldn't be. You'll have more success and a larger viewing area if you pop out the solid piece of closed mesh at the very edge. GL
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