BMW E90 E91 Steering Wheel Air Module Driver’s Side 6763081

Description

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BMW E90 E91 Steering Wheel Air Module Driver’s Side is an original safety component designed for installation in the steering wheels of 3 Series E90 and E91 models. This is a factory-original BMW driver’s airbag, engineered to integrate with the vehicle’s SRS system and provide appropriate protection in the event of a collision. By adhering to the manufacturer’s specifications, it serves as a functional service solution for post-accident repairs or the replacement of worn components.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6763081
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6763081
• Substitutable numbers: 32306763081, 6763081, 32306779832, 6779832, 32306775983, 6775983, 32306774947, 6774947, 32306764673, 6764673, 32306779833, 6779833
• Category: Other Car Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function in the safety system

The driver’s airbag in the BMW 3 Series E90/E91 is a key component of the passive SRS safety system. Mounted centrally in the steering wheel, it works in conjunction with the control module, crash sensors, and seatbelt tensioners to reduce the G-forces acting on the driver in a fraction of a second. The airbag’s design was developed by BMW to ensure the proper shape upon deployment, optimizing protection for the chest, head, and shoulder area.

The original driver’s airbag ensures:

• proper integration with the factory SRS controller,
• correctly calibrated inflation characteristics,
• compatibility with the BMW steering wheel and steering column structure.

Technical specifications and compatibility

The presented BMW E90 E91 Steering Wheel Air Module Driver’s Side is an OEM component, which means it maintains the manufacturer’s factory design and quality standards. Using an original airbag minimizes the risk of fitment issues, SRS system errors, or malfunctions during a road incident. The product has an assigned OEM part number and associated interchangeable numbers, which facilitates clear identification in BMW catalogs and ensures compatibility with specific vehicle configurations.

Thanks to this service solution, you can:

• restore the factory safety configuration after a collision,
• ensure compliance with BMW technical documentation,
• maintain the integrity of the SRS system without using aftermarket replacements of unknown origin.

Product condition and service application

The driver’s airbag offered in this listing comes from the category of used OEM components. Such components are frequently used in professional post-accident repairs, where the priority is to maintain the original specification while optimizing costs. A properly selected used airbag allows for the restoration of full safety system functionality, provided that installation and diagnostics are performed by a qualified service center.

In practice, this means the ability to:

• comprehensively rebuild the driver’s safety zone after airbag deployment,
• replace a damaged airbag module without interfering with the steering wheel structure,
• maintain the visual and technical consistency of the vehicle’s interior.

Installation tips and safety aspects

Installing a driver’s airbag requires strict adherence to safety procedures, including disconnecting the vehicle’s power supply, discharging the system, and using appropriate tools. Due to the nature of the component, it is recommended that the installation be performed by an experienced workshop that has access to BMW service documentation and the necessary diagnostic tools. A correctly installed airbag does not generate errors in the SRS controller and works seamlessly with other system components.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the driver’s safety zone in your BMW and need other parts from the same group, such as additional airbags, seatbelt tensioners, or control elements, check out the available parts in the Other BMW category.

Expanding knowledge and selecting parts

When planning repairs for safety and suspension systems, it is worth knowing the structural differences between individual model lines and high-performance versions. An article discussing the specifics of sports versions and their components, such as engines, brakes, or chassis elements, may be helpful – you can find it here: Audi RS vs other models – what’s under the hood and chassis?.

If you are interested in a broader context of post-accident repairs, selecting used OEM components, and service procedures related to the bodywork and safety zones, it is also worth reading the guide: Bodywork and chassis – post-accident repairs using salvaged parts. This will allow you to better plan the scope of work and select the right components for your BMW.