The product description states it will fit 2000-2006 M3, but the Amazon page vehicle fitment guide indicates it does not. The product fit and works as expected. Search the BMW forums for all the info on how to perform the removal and replacement. It's easier than it looks.
Replaced original driver door regulator (16 years old, 69,000 miles) that had a broken cable. I hesitated to buy this non-familiar named brand product, but it appears of high quality and very similar to the OEM regulator at 1/5 the price. Electric motor swapped exactly, glass tilt-in adjuster worked like the original. Glass installed centered but a little high toward the rear and would hit the roof trim upon closing. Two turns of the rear adjuster counter clockwise lowed the glass for perfect fit. Rained that day and the next with no leaks. I count 5 seconds to raise the passenger door window with original BMW regulator, I count just slightly more than 5 seconds to raise the driver's door with this new regulator. The front glass mount comes with the proper screw but you must reuse the original rear mount screw. Remember those screws turn opposite (left hand - righty loosie, lefty tighty ) when turning from the door panel side. The most difficult part of the swap was disconnecting/re-installing the remote side view mirror controller connector from the door panel and removal of the foam water-shield from the sticky black adhesive to access inside the door. The regulator swap is five minutes of the entire job. There are no unusual noises, clicks, grinds or stalls, just smooth operation. I would buy again if/when the opposite side fails.
| Manufacturer | PremiumpartsWhosale |
|---|---|
| Brand | A-premium |
| Parcel Dimensions | 59.7 x 41.5 x 9 cm; 2.52 Kilograms |
| Item model number | 748-745 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer part number | WR0052 |
| OEM part number | 51338229106, 749-745 |
| ABPA Partslink number | BM1351107 |
| Mirror adjustment | Power |
| Position | Front Right |
| Item Weight | 2.52 kg |
