BMW 228i xDrive Sunroof Motor

The BMW 228i xDrive is BMW's first front-wheel-drive car in the United States. Although the BMW 228i xDrive is built on the Mini Cooper platform to cut costs, it has the performance, technology, and refinement you've come to expect from the brand. It comes with plenty of quality vehicles and parts, including sunroof motor parts. They are placed under the headliner and connected to the sunroof regulator which makes the sunroof open and close when power is transmitted to the sunroof motor. The sunroof motor holds and moves the sunroof glass as well as the frame.

During the development of the BMW 228i xDrive, many popular parts were built. While maintenance and upgrades for sunroof motor parts are required after a long time of usage. The removal process of BMW 228i xDrive sunroof motor parts is as follows. Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Remove the interior lamp assembly. And disconnect the electrical connector. Then use a pry tool to remove the interior overhead console. Remove the mounting bolts holding the sunroof motor in place. And finally, drop the motor from the overhead console. Symptoms of bad BMW 228i xDrive sunroof motor parts include a blown fuse, faulty switch, sunroof not opening, sunroof does not close and that sunroof getting stuck in place. Get helpful BMW 228i xDrive parts at a low price with just a few clicks online. Whatever you need for BMW 228i xDrive and its upgrades, a modern look, or excellent performance, we will try our best to meet your demands.