Top 20 2007 Mini Cooper S Convertible Questions & Answers

Low oil no. Low water yes simply check the water. I don't think the temperature sensor is bad. The problem is probably due to the car running hotter.

BMW while truly an innovator. Also designs some of the most complicated electrical systems imaginable!! What worked for me was essentially a master reset. Now I didn't have the convertible, but I imagine the principle still applies. Try disconnecting the positive battery lead for about 20-30 seconds. this should do a "reboot" of your car's OS. Hopefully reverting to factory settings for all functions, including the programing for the top. Good luck, Jason

make sure the choke is working on both carbies and that there is good spark from the coil.

no engine told. no answer. BMW .if diesel there is none. 2007 (hatch or clubman)??? no country told. nor any VIN# told, gee BMW demands a VIN for parts. got turbo.? Hatch list. 1.4 L Prince I4 (One) 1.6 L Prince/BMW I4 (Cooper) 1.6 L Prince turbo I4 (Cooper S) clubman wiki shows 4 engines, 2007first.

• Petrol:
• 1.4 L N12B14 I4 (One)
• 1.6 L N12B16 I4 (One/Cooper)
• 1.6 L N14B16A turbo I4 (Cooper S)
• 1.6 L N18B16A turbo I4 (Cooper S)

I had this problem, which seems to be a thermostat/sensor problem. See changing it in the video below. Also make sure the air is bled out and you flush the heater matrix as well

The TCM. on most cars , the TCM was moved in to the ECM in 1996 or so. then renamed PCM but some cars they are still separate. 06 cooper. my guess, as my online source stinks no wiring pages. is its part of the PCM. get the PCM wriing see the soleniods, see wire to the PCM yes, then its in the PCM so where is PCM on most new cars. its moved to the engine bay not hard to find the box with zillion wires.>? ok I google for PCM and 2nd hit lands here, am I magic> http://www.mini-madness.com/pdf_files/instructions/Cooper_S_ECU_instructions.pdf 3rd hit 06 match http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL_eRB15EGY wow air cooled, smart idea.

change fan thermostat

check the tire pressures..see if any are below 30 psi..in cold weather, they use nitrogen to inflate tires due to its lack of effects from these temperature changes..these new cars will tell you if your tires are either too much pressure or too low.. its a safety feature .. you can put air in them and that light should go out.. try to set them at 32-35 psi..the variance in readings will affect this also by 3-5 psi..in these conditions check once a week or so..remember rubber does not seal entirely on alloy wheels..in some cases where a tire is consistently low, you may need to take it in and have the tire "glued" to the rim..

The parcel shelf is that flat area behind you head of the rear seat. Normally has speakers or junk on it. On hatch back cars it lifts up as you open the hatch.

I just had this , it's was a cracked expansion tank on mine, got it replaced and it's fine now. Jara13

I would guess that you are either out of antifreeze (coolant) or your thermostat has malfunctioned and is not letting the coolant through. I'd check my coolant level, if your coolant level is fine remove thermostat. After you remove the thermostat run your car like you normally would and if it doesnt overheat u have a thermostat issue. However if your coolant level is good I'd say just change thermostat because i'm 99% sure thats going to be your issue. Hope I was able to help you out. Good luck

yes check all the lights as the glove box light will cause this problem on this car as i have heard of it before on a BMW and guess who makes these cars

I have the same problem few days ago, and still didn't find any solution. Can any one please help?????8

If your HID system was installed right, you shouldn't have this issue.

Hi if your mini coopers roof is not working please call Liverpool 0151 795 287 thanks

Most cars have a hood release in the cabin of the car near the driver's seat. When you pull it, you'll hear the hood pop open. However, there is usually a secondary latch that is under the hood that you have to press in order to be able to lift the hood up. Have you tried this?

Hi,

This tends to indicate a failed switch/sensor in the roof system. The car uses a number of sensors to monitor the position of the roof as it opens and closes, and when one of them fails, the roof will not function. Unfortunately there is no way to guess which switch may have failed without the use of proper diagnostic equipment. The good news is it should not be an expensive fix once the offending switch is identified.

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