Window Regulator – Rear Driver Side (w/ Motor)

The Genuine BMW Window Regulator part number 51378119081 / 51 37 8 119 081 is a high-quality replacement for your BMW’s window regulator. Crafted with precision engineering and top-of-the-line materials, this part ensures long-lasting durability and flawless performance.

The regulator comes with easy-to-follow installation instructions, making it a breeze to replace your damaged or malfunctioning window regulator. Its perfect fit and superior craftsmanship guarantee that it will seamlessly integrate with your car’s existing power window mechanism, providing you with a smooth and effortless operation.

Featuring an OEM design, this window regulator is an ideal match for your BMW, ensuring that your ride maintains its original look and feel. Its sturdy construction and advanced technology provide exceptional support to your car’s window assembly, making it more durable and reliable.

This Genuine BMW Window Regulator part number 51378119081 / 51 37 8 119 081 is suitable for BMW owners who value quality, performance, and precision engineering. It is an essential component for restoring your car’s power window system to its original condition, ensuring that you can enjoy the comfort and convenience of effortless window control while on the road.

In summary, investing in this Genuine BMW Window Regulator part number 51378119081 / 51 37 8 119 081 guarantees you a top-quality replacement part that delivers unparalleled performance, durability, and ease-of-use for your BMW’s power window system.

BMW is a German multinational corporation, and one of the most recognized names in the automotive industry. The company represents the 14th largest producer of motor vehicles in the world and has a notable motorsport history. BMW manufactures a variety of vehicles in the United States, Germany, South Africa, United Kingdom, China, and other countries.The company started out as an aircraft engines manufacturer in 1916 but ultimately became shifted towards making cars just twelve years later. Production of their aircraft engines began in Munich, Germany, which is where the BMW headquarters is located to this day.

The company faced serious competition from Mercedes in the mid-20th century and was on the verge of bankruptcy. After two children of Günther Quandt, a famous German industrialist made a considerable investment in BMW in 1959, the company recovered and became more successful than ever before.

In recent years, the corporation put a lot of its time, effort, and manufacturing capabilities into developing electric and hybrid vehicles.As of 2020, BMW employs more than 120,000 people across the globe, out of which 90% is in the automotive segment.

Around 2.9% of BMW employees work in the motorcycles segment. The corporation currently has 31 production locations in 15 different countries.Out of the 31 production locations worldwide, the plant with the highest output is located in Greer, South Carolina.

Aside from manufacturing cars, motorcycles, and other vehicles, BMW is known for making impressive performance parts, body parts, automotive lighting, auto repair parts, wheels, electronics components, interior accessories, and exterior accessories.