🔧 MOCW Boot Trunk Handle Release Switch Compatible with BMW 1 3 5 Series X6 X5 X1 E60 E90 E91 E92 E93 E70 E71 | Replacement Part: 51247118158 Review

Exactly the same part and part number as the original part from my car. Works perfectly. Five stars. to install youtube. It's very easy to do, it snaps into place.

Old trunk lock actuator fell apart after a few years. It was a direct fit, took about 1 minute to swap out, works well and is half the OEM price. Let's see how long the tires last!

Wow. This was the easiest install I have ever done on my 2008 BMW 328I Convertible. You'll see a few videos of the trunk being taken apart, but there's one that shows you just have to pull this one out at the top, unplug, plug in the new one, and snap it back in place. Less than 5 minutes. repaired and working properly.

My trunk was wearing out so I decided to order this. I saw it fit perfectly and the reviews were correct. I bought it and it fits perfectly as an OEM. Great product and highly recommended. Make sure you do your research to make sure it fits your trunk. Advice; Use a trim removal tool and the old trim will pop out easily.

Ordering came quickly and was as easy as doing it yourself. Replaced my old, falling apart handle with this one. It was a perfect fit and took maybe 10 minutes or so. And that's because I have OCD when it comes to my kid. I added a few thin strips of 3M 1/4" double sided tape around the edges for extra strength, but it really isn't necessary. Great fit, fast delivery and great price.

This was a good quality item. If you pry it from the outside of the trunk lid with a plastic tool, you can replace it in 5 minutes. Simply plug the 2-wire connection onto the new part and press until it snaps into place. It was difficult to remove the panels lining the inside of the truck cover. This method can take an hour but is not difficult. Hope this helps someone.

Wow I've been struggling with the trunk button ever since the guard crew turned it into a sticky old falling apart mess. He pulled mine out of the cell phone repair kit with a plastic spatula, carefully disconnected the electrical cord and connected it to a new button (so as not to lose access to it). I then pressed the outside edge of the button to click it, followed by the inside edge (the reverse order didn't work for me at all, the outside edge didn't go in without scratching the paint)…