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Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting for BMW 1500-2000CS 2000 (1969)

This Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting technical drawing provides a detailed breakdown of the assembly for the 1500-2000CS 2000. It includes part names, part numbers and all associated mounting hardware for vehicles produced between 1969.

Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting
No. Description Supp. Qty  From   Up To  Part Number Price Notes
02 Drive Shaft 4 GANG 1 09/1965 01/1972 26111101169 ENDED Shop at ECS Tuning
02 Drive Shaft 5 GANG 1 09/1965 01/1972 26111102019 ENDED Shop at ECS Tuning
Notes
  • ENDED = the part has been discontinued (no longer available).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What assembly is shown in the BMW 1500-2000CS 2000 Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting?
This technical diagram illustrates the Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting within the Drive Shaft group for the 1500-2000CS 2000 produced during 1969. It provides a detailed exploded view of the components, identifying key parts such as the Drive Shaft (Part #26111101169).
Which models use the hardware listed in this Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting?
The hardware and components featured in the Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting are specific to the 1500-2000CS 2000 produced during 1969. These technical specifications ensure that parts like the Drive Shaft (26111101169) are correctly matched to the vehicle's structural and mechanical requirements.
How do I find specific parts within the Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting assembly?
Each item in the Drive shaft,univ.joint/center mounting corresponds to the numbered list below the illustration. For the 1500-2000CS 2000, you can identify the Drive Shaft by locating its position on the schematic, which then links to the official BMW part number 26111101169 for the Drive Shaft section.