Easy way to find part#s?

[cryptz]

Hi, is there a program like ista/rheingold where you can look for part #s? I have used getbmwparts in the past, but when looking for bolts its often hard to figure out what bolt is needed. they tend to have the bolts off to the side for a part diagram with no real indication which bolt goes where.

Just curious if there was any type of parts explosion for the cars with the part #s indicated.

[pbar]

In my experience, realoem.com has better diagrams than getbmwparts. They are exploded 3D renders, not wire-frame diagrams. They show the small parts off to the side, but also have markers on the main diagram showing where bolts/clips are used.

e.g. https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sho...diagId=31_1123

If you want more info and repair instructions, cross-check with
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/f82-m4-cou/

[cryptz]

thanks, realoem def had clearer info!