Pair Rear Handbrake Parking Brake Electric Actuator Servo For Alpina BMW Land Rover

Restore safe parking and reliable brake control on your BMW or Land Rover with our “Pair Rear Handbrake / Parking Brake Electric Actuator Servo.” Designed to meet OEM spec for rear‑axle electric parking brake (EPB) systems — including late‑model 5 Series, 6 Series, i8, X3, X4, Z4 and a range of Land Rover / Range Rover variants — this dual‑unit kit ensures both left and right rear brakes are actuated smoothly and evenly. Whether your original actuators have seized, failed to hold, or triggered a parking‑brake fault, installing this pair ensures your EPB operates as intended — restoring full parking‑brake function, reliable cable tension, and safe vehicle immobilisation when parked.

OEM Number: 34216791420, 32349660, 34216794618, 32350734, 34206786058, 6791420, 6794618, LR036573, LR036567LR036568LR036573LR050775,

Placement on Vehicle : Rear Left and Right

FOR VEHICLES WITH ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE

Length : 13 cm

Width : 10,5 cm

Height : 8,5 cm

Operating Mode : Electric

Number of Pins : 3 Pin Connector

Quantity : 2

Our SKU: TB34216794618x2_313

All our X2 Rear Handbrake Parking Brake Electric Actuator Servo For Bmw 5 Series F10 F11 are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This X2 Rear Handbrake Parking Brake Electric Actuator Servo For Bmw 5 Series F10 F11 is specifically compatible with Alpina: B6, BMW: 5 Series, 6 Series, i8, X3, X4, Z4, Land Rover: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, .

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Reg number in our live chat or contact form! You can also find details on our purchasing & shipping guide here.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is a parking brake electric actuator servo and what does it do?
A: The electric actuator servo replaces the traditional handbrake cable or lever mechanism. When you engage the electronic parking brake (EPB), the actuator’s motor drives a spindle, which tensions the cables (or directly actuates the rear brake calipers/drums) — securing the rear wheels and immobilising the vehicle. 

Q: Which cars is this “Pair Rear Handbrake / Parking Brake Electric Actuator Servo” compatible with?
A: This kit is suitable for select models of BMW (5 Series, 6 Series, i8, X3, X4, Z4) and certain Land Rover / Range Rover variants — provided they use the EPB system with matching OEM numbers (check part numbers such as 34216791420, 6791420, 34216794618, LR036573, etc.). Before ordering, always verify your vehicle’s VIN or registration and ensure the part number matches your existing unit.

Q: Why is this sold as a “pair” rather than a single actuator?
A: Many vehicles with EPB have separate actuators for left and right rear brakes. Replacing both at once ensures even wear and balanced tension, avoiding uneven braking or premature failure on the remaining unit. It also saves you future hassle if the other side is close to failure.

Q: What are the signs that my actuator servo may be failing or needs replacement?
A: Common symptoms include: parking brake not engaging or holding; EPB fault or warning indicator on the dashboard; uneven or partial braking when the parking brake is applied; strange noises from the rear brake area during EPB activation; or failure to release the parking brake properly.

Q: Is installation difficult — can I replace the actuators myself?
A: If you have moderate mechanical skills and basic tools, replacement is feasible. However, because EPB involves both mechanical and electrical components — including cable tensioning and calibration — many garages or DIYers recommend professional installation (or at least a proper reset/initialisation procedure after fitting).

Q: Will installing this actuator pair restore full parking brake functionality and safety?
A: Yes — a properly functioning EPB actuator ensures your vehicle remains securely immobilised when parked, maintains correct brake cable tension, and ensures the parking brake engages and releases reliably. This is especially important for safety on slopes, during stops, or when parking for extended periods.