Air conditioning for BMW 2500-3.3Li 2500 (1971)
This Air conditioning technical drawing provides a detailed breakdown of the assembly for the 2500-3.3Li 2500. It includes part names, part numbers and all associated mounting hardware for vehicles produced between 1971.
| No. | Description | Supp. | Qty | From | Up To | Part Number | Price | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Knob temperature | 1 | 08/1968 | 02/1977 | 64511352037 | $5.05 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | ||
| 02 | Knob temperature | 1 | 08/1968 | 02/1977 | 64511352036 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | |||
| 03 | Ring nut | 1 | 65111351267 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | |||||
| 04 | Ring nut | 1 | 64511352089 | $2.06 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | ||||
| 05 | Cover | 1 | 51161806995 | $19.53 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | ||||
| 06 | Switch | 1 | 08/1968 | 02/1977 | 64511352042 | $61.38 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning | ||
| 07 | Temperature switch | 1 | 64511386318 | $72.93 | Shop at ECS Tuning | |||||
| 08 | Covering piece | 1 | 08/1968 | 02/1977 | 51161805989 | $5.19 | ENDED | Shop at ECS Tuning |
Notes
- ENDED = the part has been discontinued (no longer available).
See Also
Frequently Asked Questions
- What assembly is shown in the BMW 2500-3.3Li 2500 Air conditioning?
- This technical diagram illustrates the Air conditioning within the Heater and Air Conditioning group for the 2500-3.3Li 2500 produced during 1971. It provides a detailed exploded view of the components, identifying key parts such as the Knob temperature (Part #64511352037).
- Which models use the hardware listed in this Air conditioning?
- The hardware and components featured in the Air conditioning are specific to the 2500-3.3Li 2500 produced during 1971. These technical specifications ensure that parts like the Knob temperature (64511352037) are correctly matched to the vehicle's structural and mechanical requirements.
- How do I find specific parts within the Air conditioning assembly?
- Each item in the Air conditioning corresponds to the numbered list below the illustration. For the 2500-3.3Li 2500, you can identify the Knob temperature by locating its position on the schematic, which then links to the official BMW part number 64511352037 for the Heater and Air Conditioning section.