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BMW HVAC Evaporator Part Number & Supersession Tracker

Parts catalogs help identify which evaporator is listed for a BMW application — but catalog data is secondary evidence, fitment is VIN-specific, and a superseded number is not proof of a defect. This tracker records what the catalogs say, what registry documents show, and the difference between the two.

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LIMITATION — A superseding part number does not, by itself, establish that the earlier part was defective or why the change occurred.

Published: August 8, 2026Last reviewed: August 8, 2026Compiled by: AutoDefect.org Registry EditorSources last checked: August 8, 2026CorrectionsManufacturer right of reply
CATALOG ENTRY 01

BMW 64119496922 → 64115B3A5E0

PART NUMBER
641 194 969 22
SECONDARY — MARKET / PARTS DATA
Catalog descriptionEvaporator Catalog-listed fitmentSpecified 2019–2020 BMW X5 (G05) variants — listing varies by variant and production date Catalog-listed replacement64115B3A5E0 (superseding number per third-party catalog) SourceBMWPartsDeal catalog listing ↗ · accessed August 8, 2026 Registry documents showing this partn=0 — no reviewed invoice yet identifies an installed part number
Fitment must be verified by VIN. Third-party catalog data can be incomplete or change over time. Supersession does not itself establish defectiveness or the reason for the change.
READING A SUPERSESSION

Why part numbers change

Manufacturers supersede part numbers for many reasons: engineering changes, supplier or supply-chain changes, part consolidation across models, packaging or catalog maintenance. The existence of a newer number establishes only that the catalog now points somewhere else.

MANDATORY CAVEAT

A superseding part number does not, by itself, establish that the earlier part was defective or that the change was made to correct a failure mode. Fitment and supersession must be verified by VIN.

What would raise evidentiary value: registry invoices identifying which part number was actually installed, dated before and after the supersession — documentation, not inference.

DOCUMENT-DRIVEN

What gets added, and when

EVENTTRACKER ACTION
A reviewed invoice identifies an installed part numberCount appears as “Registry documents reporting this part number: n=X”
A catalog listing changesEntry updated with new access date; prior state noted
An invoice does not identify the partNo inference is made — the field stays empty
A reliable catalog source for the superseding number becomes availableReverse-lookup entry added for 64115B3A5E0

Your invoice may hold the missing part number.

If your repair order or invoice identifies the evaporator part installed in your BMW, that single line item advances the record.

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