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Page 3 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW MINI This Owner's Manual should be considered a permanent part of this vehicle. It should stay with the vehicle when sold to provide the next owner with important operating, safety and maintenance information. We wish you an enjoyable driving experience.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS NOTES OVERVIEW CONTROLS About this Owner's Manual Cockpit Opening and closing: Symbols used Display elements Keys Your individual vehicle Display elements with navigation Central locking system Editorial notice system Opening and closing: from outside For your own safety Indicator and warning lamps Opening and closing: from inside Symbol on vehicle parts Multifunction steering wheels...
Page 5 Driving: Technology for safety and driving OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE Ignition lock convenience: Starting the engine All Season traction Control (ASC) Special operating instructions: Switching off the engine Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) Break-in procedures Parking brake Antilock Brake System (ABS) General driving notes Manual transmission Flat Tire Monitor Refueling...
Page 6 CONTENTS In the engine compartment: OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA Bonnet Engine compartment: MINI COOPER Replacement procedures: Engine data Engine compartment: MINI COOPER S Onboard tool kit Dimensions Washer fluid Windshield wiper blades Weights Engine oil Lamps and bulbs Capacities...
Page 8: Notes
MINI makes available with a ter. specific model range. Refers to measures that can be taken Should you wish to sell your MINI at some to help protect the environment. time in the future, please remember to We hope you will understand that equip-...
Page 9: Editorial Notice
Therefore, only have corresponding work of-the-art technology. For this reason, the 2.8% oxygen by weight, i.e. 15% MTBE or on your MINI carried out by a MINI Dealer features described in this Owner's Manual 3% methanol plus an equivalent amount of or a workshop that works according to could differ from those on your vehicle.
Page 10: Symbol On Vehicle Parts
Symbol on vehicle parts every product from other manufacturers to Warranty and Service Guide Booklet for verify if it can be used on a MINI safely and Indicates that you should consult the Canadian models. without risk to either the vehicle, its opera- relevant section of this Owner's Man- tion, or its occupants.
Page 11: Reporting Safety Defects
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to noti- fying the MINI Division of BMW of North America, LLC, P.O. Box 1227, Westwood, New Jersey 07675-1227, telephone toll- free 1-866-275-6464.
Page 13: Controls
OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Overview Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 14: Cockpit
COCKPIT 1 >Parking lamps/Low beams 2 Washer/wiper system 6 Bonnet release >Turn signal indicators 3 Instrument lighting 7 Horn >Standing lamps 4 Outside mirror adjustment 8 Adjusting steering wheel >High beams >Headlamp flasher 5 Hazard warning flashers 9 OBD interface socket >Onboard computer Online Edition for Part-No.
Page 15: Display Elements
DISPLAY ELEMENTS 1 Tachometer 4 Indicator for 6 Fuel gauge >Odometer with indicator and warning lamps, 7 Engine coolant temperature gauge >Trip odometer page >Service interval 2 Display for onboard computer >Program display for Continuously Vari- If there is no onboard computer: able automatic Transmission Display of outside temperature and cur- (CVT)
Page 16: Display Elements With Navigation System
DISPLAY ELEMENTS WITH NAVIGATION SYSTEM 1 Tachometer 3 Speedometer with indicator and warning 5 Indicator for >Odometer with indicator and warning lamps, lamps, page >Trip odometer page 4 Trip odometer, reset to zero >Service interval 2 Additional indicator and warning lamps, >Program display for Continuously Vari- page ff, display for onboard computer...
Page 17 Engine oil pressure refer to page 55. Stop immediately. Switch off engine. Check the engine oil and fill as needed. Please contact the nearest MINI Dealer. Do not continue driving; otherwise, the engine could be damaged because of inadequate lubrication.<...
Page 18 Avoid full the navigation system.< brake applications. Please have the system checked by your MINI Dealer as soon as possible. More information on pages 59, 60. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 19 More information on page 49. you should have the systems checked by Antilock Brake System (ABS) Cruise control your MINI Dealer at the earliest possible ABS has been deactivated in Lights up when the cruise control is opportunity. response to system malfunction.
Page 20 MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEELS Steering wheels with multifunctions The control buttons integrated within the multifunction steering wheel and the mul- tifunction sports steering wheel have been designed to allow you to operate a number of accessories both quickly and safely, with- out taking your eyes from the road: >Some audio source functions >Cruise control.
Page 21 MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEELS 5 Fast forward/rewind >Radio Press briefly: next/previous station stored in memory Extended pressure: station scan >CD Press briefly: jump to next track Extended pressure: search within cur- rent title >Cassette Press briefly: jump to next track or stop fast forward Sports steering wheel Extended pressure: fast forward...
Page 23 OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Controls Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 24: Keys
, refer to page 24, four times in succession Changing battery The key set of your MINI consists of three if the vehicle is unlocked: keys. Replace if it is no longer possible to unlock 1. Switch the ignition on briefly, position 2, the vehicle via the remote control.
Page 25: Central Locking System
>To open the power windows and the The central locking system secures your FCC ID: LX8765S MINI: glass sunroof, refer to page 24. LX8765E LX8CAS >When operated from the outside via the Locking/unlocking the vehicle automati-...
Page 26 To deadlock the vehicle, refer to the next In the event of a system malfunction, column.< please contact your MINI Dealer. You can also obtain replacement keys and batteries You can have the vehicle's automatic there.
Page 27 You can have this function activated/ deactivated by your MINI Dealer.< If the vehicle has been properly locked, the hazard warning system flashes once. When the vehicle is unlocked, the hazard warning system flashes twice Online Edition for Part-No.
Page 28: Opening And Closing: From Inside
After you have driven off, the central locking system automatically locks your MINI once a certain speed has been reached.< With this switch, you operate the central You can have this function activated/ locking system when the doors are closed.
Page 29: Tailgate
TAILGATE To open from the outside To close To unlock manually Push the button in the strip handle and The handle recesses in the interior trim In the event of an electrical malfunction, open the tailgate. panel of the tailgate make it easier to pull you can also unlock the tailgate manually.
Page 30: Electric Power Windows
In the event of a system malfunction, switch one opens any of the doors. please contact your MINI Dealer.< If a door is opened during operation, the opening/closing process stops immedi- briefly press the switch downwards.
Page 31: Glass Sunroof, Electric
GLASS SUNROOF, ELECTRIC To prevent injuries, exercise care Do not use force to close the glass when closing the glass sunroof and sunroof in its raised position, as dam- keep it in your field of vision until it is shut. age to the mechanism could result.<...
Page 32: Roller Sun Blind
GLASS SUNROOF, ELECTRIC ROLLER SUN BLIND Pinch protection If, while closing, the glass sunroof encoun- ters resistance within roughly the last 8 in / 20 cm, the closing procedure is interrupted and the roof reopens. Despite the pinch protection, be extremely careful that the travel path of the sunroof is not obstructed whenever it is closed.
Page 33: Safe Seating Position
SAFE SEATING POSITION The ideal seating position can make a vital head rest near or on a side airbag because will not exert pressure against the abdomi- contribution to relaxed, relatively fatigue- the inflating airbag could cause a serious or nal area.
Page 34: Seat Adjustment
SEAT ADJUSTMENT Important adjustment information Never try to adjust your seat while operating the vehicle. The seat could respond with an unexpected movement, and the ensuing loss of vehicle control could lead to an accident. While driving, do not recline the backrest too far toward the rear.
Page 35: Head Restraints
SEAT ADJUSTMENT HEAD RESTRAINTS Lumbar support* Backrest tilt Adjusting You can adjust the contour of the backrest 1. Pull up the lever at the inside of the seat To raise: pull the head restraint upward. for additional support in the curvature of 2.
Page 36: Entry To The Rear
HEAD RESTRAINTS ENTRY TO THE REAR Removal Original position 1. Pull up the head restraint, continuing Slide the seat back to its home posi- until it is at maximum extension tion before folding back the backrest, 2. Press the button and remove the head otherwise the seat is latched in at its cur- restraint at the same time.
Page 37: Safety Belts
If the safety belts are damaged or 3. Guide the belt back into its reel. stretched in an accident: have the safety belt system replaced by your MINI Dealer and the belt anchors checked, other- wise the safety function can no longer be guaranteed.
Page 38: Steering Wheel
STEERING WHEEL MIRRORS Outside mirror adjustment Interior rearview mirror Do not adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is moving; other- 1 Switch for choosing between the left and To reduce glare from vehicles behind you wise unexpected movement could increase right mirror when you are driving at night: the risk of...
Page 39: Vehicle Memory
>Volume control PDC, refer to page turer of the MINI has incorporated a num- >Acoustic alarm for starting PDC activa- ber of options that you or your MINI Dealer tion, refer to page 64. can program to suit your individual prefer- ences.
Page 40: Transporting Children Safely
TRANSPORTING CHILDREN SAFELY The proper place for children Child-restraint system in the rear Exception for the front passenger seat Children should always sit in the rear: Children under 13 years of age and Never install a rearward-facing child- children less than 5 ft / 150 cm tall restraint system in the front passen- Accident research shows that the safest should always ride in the rear and the...
Page 41 After an accident, have all parts of the affected safety belt system inspected and/ or replaced by your MINI Dealer.< Child seat security Commercially available child-restraint sys- All of the rear belt retractors and the front...
Page 42 TRANSPORTING CHILDREN SAFELY Child-restraint system with tether LATCH child-restraint mounting Both seating positions are fitted with a strap system head restraint. If you use a child-restraint system with a Open the cover. Lift the head restraint and pass the tether tether strap: strap between the head restraint and the The illustration is an example showing the...
Page 43: Ignition Lock
IGNITION LOCK STARTING THE ENGINE 1 Steering unlocked Do not let the engine warm up with the vehicle at a standstill. Move off Individual electrical accessories are ready immediately at a moderate engine speed.< for operation. You will find that it is often easier to turn Do not allow the engine to run in the ignition key from position 0 to enclosed spaces.
Page 44 STARTING THE ENGINE Starting Manual transmission Continuously Variable automatic Transmission (CVT) When starting the engine, do not press the 1. Engage the parking brake accelerator pedal. 2. Put the manual gearshift lever in neutral 1. Press the footbrake 3. Press the clutch pedal 2.
Page 45: Switching Off The Engine
SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE PARKING BRAKE You should never remove the ignition If, in exceptional circumstances, it key when the vehicle is in motion, as should be necessary to engage the the steering lock could engage. parking brake while the vehicle is in When you leave the vehicle, always remove motion, do not pull the lever with excessive the ignition key and engage the steering...
Page 46: Manual Transmission
MANUAL TRANSMISSION Reverse gear Before selecting reverse gear, ensure the vehicle is stationary; then, fully depress the clutch pedal and pause briefly before mov- ing the gearshift lever into position. 5-speed transmission: Press the gearshift lever to the right and to the back.
Page 47: Continuously Variable Automatic Transmission (Cvt)
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION (CVT) You can drive with a continuously variable To prevent the vehicle from starting shifting CVT. In addition, you can also shift off on its own, always move the manually. selector lever to position P and engage the parking brake before getting out of your When in manual selection mode, you have vehicle with the engine running.
Page 48 CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION (CVT) P Park Select P only when the vehicle is completely stopped. The transmission locks to prevent the rear wheels from turning. R Reverse Select P only when the vehicle is completely stopped. N Neutral: idle Select N only if your journey is interrupted for a long period.
Page 49 CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION (CVT) In order to accelerate rapidly in the Avoid high engine loads. Please pro- M/S + – Manual mode and in the ceed to the nearest MINI Dealer.< Sport program, e.g. when passing, shift downwards manually or by kickdown.<...
Page 50: Parking Lamps/Low Beams
For parking, you can activate lights on one lamp function activated/deactivated side of the vehicle. Observe local laws. Switching on the parking lamps by your MINI Dealer.< 1. Turn the ignition key to position 0 or Turn to the first position. The front, rear remove the key and side vehicle lighting is switched on.
Page 51: Turn Signal Indicator/Headlamp Flasher
SIGNAL/HEADLAMP FLASHER INSTRUMENT LIGHTING FOG LAMPS To control the instrument lighting, press When the parking lamps/low beams are 1 Turn signal indicator: the button. switched on: Green indicator lamps and periodic click- Briefly press the switch upwards or down- ing sound from the relay To increase the illumination intensity wards.
Page 52: Interior Lamps
INTERIOR LAMPS WASHER/WIPER SYSTEM Footwell and cargo area lamps These lamps are controlled in the same way as the interior light. Switching the reading lamps on and Press button 2. Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) Light-emitting diodes installed behind translucent lenses serve as the light The interior light is controlled automati- sources for many of the controls and dis- 0 Wipers parked...
Page 53 WASHER/WIPER SYSTEM windshield wipers are automatically con- You can have this function activated/ trolled depending on the amount of mois- deactivated by your MINI Dealer.< ture, including snow, on the windshield. Cleaning windshield and headlamps* To activate the rain sensor:...
Page 54: Cruise Control
CRUISE CONTROL On the multifunction steering wheel and sports steering wheel The vehicle maintains and stores any desired speed when driving above approx. 20 mph / 30 km/h. Vehicles with manual transmission must be driving in 3rd gear or higher. Do not use cruise control on twisting roads, when high traffic density pre- vents driving at a constant speed, or when...
Page 55 CRUISE CONTROL To maintain and store speed or to Press and hold button 4. To continue cruise control accelerate With the cruise control active, the system Press button 1. Press button 3. automatically reduces the throttle opening The vehicle accelerates to and maintains to slow the vehicle.
Page 56: Odometer
ODOMETER TACHOMETER FUEL GAUGE 1 Trip odometer In the speedometer Do not operate the engine with the needle in the red overspeed zone of the gauge. To set to zero: If the indicator light 1 begins to be lit con- tinuously, there are approx.
Page 57: Coolant Temperature Gauge
FUEL GAUGE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE 1 Red indicator lamp When you switch on the ignition, warning lamp 1 comes on briefly to confirm that the system is operational. Lights up while driving: Engine is too hot. Switch off the engine immediately and allow it to cool down.
Page 58: Service Interval Display
Please contact your MINI Dealer for an appointment. Remaining distance for service Settings The remaining-distance display disappears...
Page 59: Onboard Computer
Owner's Manual for the navigation system. You can have the units 6 or 7 set eter. By pressing the button briefly, you can call up a new function for display. by your MINI Dealer.< Current vehicle speed The displays appear in the following order:...
Page 60 If the range displayed is less than You can have a different unit of mea- 35 miles / 50 km, be sure to refuel; surement set by your MINI Dealer.< otherwise engine functions are not guaran- teed and damage could occur.<...
Page 61: All Season Traction Control (Asc)
ASC for a brief period. In the event of a malfunction, please see ate driving style always remains the your MINI Dealer, refer to pages 16, 17. responsibility of the driver. Avoid using the To maintain vehicle stability, always...
Page 62: Dynamic Stability Control (Dsc)
>Antilock Brake System (ABS) period. In the event of a malfunction, please see >Cornering Brake Control (CBC) your MINI Dealer, refer to pages 16, 17. >Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD). To maintain stability, always drive with the DSC switched on whenever The laws of physics cannot be possible.<...
Page 63: Antilock Brake System (Abs)
ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) The concept Cornering Brake Control (CBC) The ABS keeps the wheels from locking Cornering Brake Control (CBC) is an while braking, thereby enhancing active enhancement of ABS that improves vehicle driving safety. stability especially when braking during cornering.
Page 64: Flat Tire Monitor
FLAT TIRE MONITOR The concept System limitations As you drive, the Flat Tire Monitor keeps The Flat Tire Monitor cannot alert you track of the tire inflation pressure in all four to severe and sudden tire damage tires. The system alerts you when there is a caused by external factors, nor does it substantial pressure loss in one of the tires detect the gradual and minor loss of pres-...
Page 65 3. Replace the damaged tire, refer to tions on driving with damaged tires on Changing tires on page 117, or repair the page 93. flat tire using the MINI Moblity System, refer to page 121. System malfunction Indicator lamp: The symbol in the instrument clus- ter lights up.
Page 66: Park Distance Control (Pdc)
PARK DISTANCE CONTROL (PDC) The concept You can have a signal tone set by your The volume can be set by your MINI MINI Dealer as a confirmation that Dealer.< The PDC assists you when you back into a PDC has been activated.<...
Page 67: Airbags
For information on the ideal seating position, safety regulations, please arrange for your refer to page 31. MINI Dealer to dispose of the airbag genera- tors.< Do not apply adhesive materials to the cover panels of the airbags, cover them Airbag warning information is also pro- or modify them in any other way.
Page 68 Please have the airbag system checked as soon as possible by your MINI Dealer.< Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 69: Air Conditioning System
AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM 1 Air onto the windshield and onto the 4 Temperature 8 Air distribution side windows 5 Windshield heating 9 Recirculated air mode 2 Air for the upper body area 6 Blower for air supply 10 Rear window defroster 3 Air for the front and rear footwells 7 Air conditioning Online Edition for Part-No.
Page 70 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Air supply Rear window defroster Air conditioning You can select blower speeds Rear window defroster switched Air conditioner switched on: indi- from 1 to 4. Position 0: fan is cator lamp lights up. turned off. The button for recir- Indicator lamp lights up.
Page 71 Microfilter* The microfilter removes dust and pollen from the incoming or recirculated air. Your MINI Dealer will replace it during rou- tine maintenance. A substantial reduction in the air supply indicates that the filter must be replaced before scheduled mainte- nance.
Page 72: Automatic Climate Control
AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL 1 Air onto the windshield and onto the 5 Interior temperature sensor, 10 Temperature side windows please keep clear and unobstructed 11 Display for temperature and air 2 Air for the upper body area 6 Recirculated air mode supply 3 Air for the front and rear footwells 7 Air conditioning...
Page 73 AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL Automatic air distribution and supply In the automatic program (AUTO), the air Rear window defroster and windshield conditioner is activated automatically. heating* Automatic program (AUTO): Condensation on the windows is reduced Indicator lamp lights up. Rear window defroster and wind- when the air conditioning is turned on.
Page 74 Defrosting and demisting windows tional protection by filtering gaseous pol- lutants from the outside air. Press the button briefly. Your MINI Dealer replaces this combined The indicator lamp flashes. filter as a standard part of your scheduled Ice and condensation are rapidly removed maintenance.
Page 75: Glove Compartment
GLOVE COMPARTMENT Ventilation To open: Turn the rotary switch to a horizontal posi- Pull the handle. tion: The light goes on. The vents are open. To close: Turn the rotary switch to a vertical position, Fold the door up. see arrow: To prevent injury in the event of an The vents are closed.
Page 76: Ashtray, Beverage Holders
CIGARETTE LIGHTER, 12 V POWER SUPPLY A second 12 V socket is on the left-hand side of the cargo area. When the vehicle is equipped with a MINI Mobility System, the 12 V socket is also for supplying the compressor.
Page 77: Cargo Area
CARGO AREA Cargo area cover When the tailgate is opened, the cargo area cover is also raised. Never place any heavy or hard objects on the cargo area cover; otherwise occupants could be injured during braking maneuvers.< Removal Foldable rear backrest To load bulky luggage, the compartment 1.
Page 78: Loading Cargo
LOADING CARGO Avoid overloading the vehicle so that 4. The resulting figure equals the available the permitted load on the tires is not amount of cargo and luggage load exceeded. Overloading can lead to over- capacity. heating and damage inside the tires. For example, if the XXX amount equals Depending on the circumstances, this can 1,400 lbs.
Page 79 >For large, heavy items, see your MINI low as possible >Cover sharp edges and corners Dealer for load-securing devices . Lash- >Do not pile objects higher than the top...
Page 80: Roof-Mounted Luggage Rack
Special roof-mounted luggage racks maneuvers and endanger the occupants.< for your MINI are available as acces- sories from your MINI Dealer.< Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 83: Operation, Care, Maintenance
OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Operation Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 84: Break-In Procedures
BREAK-IN PROCEDURES To ensure that your vehicle provides maxi- Tires mum economy throughout a long service Due to technical factors associated with life, we request that you comply with the their manufacture, tires do not achieve following information: their full traction potential until after an initial break-in period.
Page 85: General Driving Notes
GENERAL DRIVING NOTES Parking the vehicle Driving through water High temperatures Condensation forms in the air conditioner Do not drive through water on the High temperatures occur in any vehi- system during operation, and then exits road if it is deeper than 1 ft / 30 cm, cle equipped with a catalytic con- under the vehicle.
Page 86: Refueling
REFUELING Simple and environmentally friendly Always observe all safety precautions posted at the service station when handling fuel.< When refueling, insert the filler nozzle completely into the filler pipe. Pulling the nozzle out of the pipe during refueling: >Results in premature pump shutoff >Will reduce the effect of the fuel vapor recovery system on the pump.
Page 87: Fuel Specifications
REFUELING FUEL SPECIFICATIONS Close the tank The engine uses lead-free gasoline only. 1. Put on gas cap Required fuel: 2. Turn gas cap clockwise until it clicks >Premium Unleaded Gasoline, 3. Close fuel filler door. min. 91 AKI. Fuel tank capacity: AKI = Anti Knock Index.
Page 88: Brake System
This helps model. The manufacturer of your MINI can- accordingly.< avoid placing excessive loads on the brake not evaluate non-approved brake pads to system.
Page 89: Tire Inflation Pressure
TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE Information for your safety It is not merely the tire's service life, but also driving safety and driving comfort that depend on the condition of the tires and the maintenance of the specified tire pres- sure. Check tire inflation pressures regu- larly, including the space-saver spare tire: at least twice a month and before long journeys.
Page 90 All-season tires, M+S, should be inflated to the same pressures as summer tires. Figures as stated here apply to the manufacturer's approved or recommended tires; your MINI Dealer will be happy to provide information on request. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 91: Tire Coding
% Tire age Tread wear Radial belt construction The manufacturer of your MINI recom- The tread wear grade is a comparative rat- Rim diameter in inches mends replacing all tires, including the ing based on the wear rate of the tire when...
Page 92 TIRE CODING Traction Standard No. 109. Grades B and A represent higher levels of performance on the labora- The traction grades, from highest to lowest, tory test wheel than the minimum required are AA, A, B, and C. by law. Those grades represent the tire's ability to stop on wet pavement as measured under The temperature grade for this tire is...
Page 93: Tire Condition
Proceed carefully to the with only small amounts of water on the nearest MINI Dealer or professional tire road. center, or have the vehicle towed there to Below a tread depth of 1/6 in / 4 mm, win-...
Page 94: Wheel And Tire Replacement
Run Flat tires: the vehicle if they are fitted.< If your MINI is equipped with Run Flat tires The correct wheel and tire combination – refer to Run Flat tires – use only these also affects various systems that would...
Page 95: Run Flat Tires
95 miles / 150 km In the MINI COOPER S the tire change set is >With a full load: the event of a pressure drop or even a flat located in a separate bag which is attached tire.
Page 96: Snow Chains
Only certain types of snow chains have been tested by the manufacturer of your MINI, classified as road-safe and approved. Contact your MINI Dealer for more details. The manufacturer of your MINI recom- mends that you use only these approved fine-link snow chains.
Page 97: Bonnet
For all work on the vehicle, comply with the appropriate information and instructions. If you are not familiar with the guidelines, the manufac- turer of your MINI recommends that you have the service work performed by your To unlock To open MINI Dealer.
Page 98: Engine Compartment: Mini Cooper
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: MINI COOPER 1 Reservoir for windshield washer 3 Engine oil filler neck 6 Reservoir for headlamp cleaning system system 4 Battery 2 Coolant expansion tank 7 Engine oil dipstick 5 Brake fluid reservoir Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 99: Engine Compartment: Mini Cooper S
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: MINI COOPER S 1 Reservoir for windshield washer 3 Engine oil filler neck 6 Reservoir for headlamp cleaning system system 4 Auxiliary terminal for jump- 2 Coolant expansion tank starting 7 Engine oil dipstick 5 Brake fluid reservoir...
Page 100: Washer Fluid
Excess oil will damage the engine. Headlamp* and windshield washer The illustration shows as an example the system dipstick of the MINI COOPER. The capacity of the headlamp washer sys- Measuring the oil level tem is approx. 2.6 quarts / 2.5 liters, that of the windshield washer system approx.
Page 101 MINI engines are designed to operate Synthetic Oil. without oil additives; the use of addi- If you are unable to obtain MINI High Per- tives could lead to damage in some cases. formance Synthetic Oil, you can add small That is also valid for the Continuously Vari-...
Page 102: Coolant
The illustration shows as an example the terclockwise to allow accumulated pres- tainer.< coolant tank on the MINI COOPER. sure to escape 2. Unscrew and open the cap completely Comply with the applicable environ- Checking coolant level 3.
Page 103: Brake Fluid
In order to ensure the brake system's safety and reliability, have the brake fluid changed every two years by a MINI Dealer, also refer to the Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models or the Warranty and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models.
Page 104: Mini Maintenance System
While conventional systems specify main- Service Guide Booklet for Canadian tenance according to fixed distances models driven, the MINI Maintenance System takes account of the operating conditions of the For additional information on maintenance vehicle, for distances can be driven in many...
Page 105: Caring For Your Vehicle
Washing your vehicle region to the next can affect the vehicle You can wash your new MINI from the out- paintwork. Please base the frequency and Rod antenna set in automatic car washes. Preference scope of car care on these various influ- If necessary, for example before should be for cloth car washes.
Page 106 CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE >Plastic parts, imitation leather surfaces, >Floor carpets and floor mats Care of special parts headliner, lamp glass, covering glass for If heavily soiled, clean using interior >Light-alloy wheels the display elements, as well as matt cleaner. Floor mats can be removed to Use wheel cleaner especially during the black molded parts: allow the interior to be cleaned...
Page 107: Vehicle Storage
CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE VEHICLE STORAGE Caring for leather* and imitation Cleaning agents can contain hazard- Your MINI Dealer will be glad to advise you leather ous or health-damaging substances. on what is important if the vehicle is to be...
Page 108: Obd Socket
An illuminated lamp informs you of the need for service, not of the need to stop the vehicle. However, the system should be checked by your MINI Dealer at the earliest possible opportunity. Indicator lamp for Canadian mod- els. Under certain conditions, the indicator will blink or flash.
Page 109: California Proposition 65 Warning
CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING California laws require us to state the fol- lowing warning: Engine exhaust and a wide variety of automobile components and parts, including components found in the interior furnishings in a vehicle, contain or emit chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects and reproductive harm.
Page 111: Owner Service Procedures
OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Repairs Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 112: Onboard Tool Kit
2. Set the wiper blade at an angle Depending on the level of equipment 3. Press the securing spring, arrow options, your MINI is fitted with a special 4. Unhook the wiper blade towards the onboard tool kit stored at the locations...
Page 113: Lamps And Bulbs
The manu- accessory you are working on or disconnect facturer of your MINI recommends that you the cable from the negative terminal of the have such work performed by your MINI battery.
Page 114 The headlamps are integrated into the integrated in the lamp housing of the turn Because of the extremely high volt- MINI engine compartment. signal indicator. ages involved, any work on the xenon 1. Turn the bulb holder to the left and pull lighting system should be carried out by technically qualified personnel only.
Page 115 H11 bulb, 55 Watts Rear lamp 3: bulb 21/5 Watts Other bulbs: 21 Watts 1. Press lamp toward vehicle tailgate and Please contact a MINI Dealer in case of a remove malfunction. 1 Rear fog lamp 2. Remove and replace the bulb.
Page 116 With the space-saver spare tire option: LED strip on the tailgate. removed. All of the bulbs are integrated in Access to the lamp via the back or under- Please contact a MINI Dealer in case of a the bulb holder. side of the bumper. malfunction.
Page 117 Lamps in the vanity mirror in the sun visor. 1. Apply a screwdriver to the recess and 1. Press out the lamp cover with a screw- Please contact a MINI Dealer in case of a lever out the lamp cover driver malfunction.
Page 118: Repairing A Flat Tire
Comply with all safety guidelines and regu- lations.< In the event of a flat tire, different proce- dures should be followed depending on the equipment included in your MINI: >Vehicles with Run Flat tires, refer to page >Vehicles with a space-saver spare tire, refer to the following section >Vehicles with MINI Mobility System,...
Page 119: Changing Tires: Mini With Space-Saver Spare Tire
CHANGING TIRES: MINI WITH SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE Additional safety measures in the event of a wheel change: Change the wheel only on a level, firm sur- face which is not slippery. The vehicle or the jack could slip sideways on soft or slippery support surfaces, such as snow, ice, flagstones, etc..
Page 120 CHANGING TIRES: MINI WITH SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE 3. Screw the lifting handle from the 5. Squeeze the securing springs 9. Pull out the space-saver spare tire onboard tool kit onto the thread 6. The space-saver spare tire is released towards the rear underneath the vehi- 4.
Page 121 CHANGING TIRES: MINI WITH SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE Preparing for a tire change Follow the safety precautions on pages 117.< 1. Secure the vehicle to prevent it from roll- ing: Place the folding chock behind the front wheel on the other side of the vehicle;...
Page 122 CHANGING TIRES: MINI WITH SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE Fitting the space-saver spare tire Driving with the space-saver spare tire 1. Unscrew the lug bolts and remove the Drive cautiously. Do not exceed a speed of wheel 50 mph / 80 km/h.
Page 123: Mini Mobility System
MINI MOBILITY SYSTEM MINI Mobility System 1 Jack To repair a flat tire you will find a MINI 2 Chock, folding Mobility System in your MINI. With the 3 Wheel stud wrench help of this system you can apply a liquid...
Page 124 MINI MOBILITY SYSTEM 5. Remove the cap from the filling hose 6. Push the filling hose onto the tire valve 7. Hold the filling canister with the cap down and squeeze. Squeeze the entire contents of the canis- ter into the tire 8.
Page 125 Your MINI is additionally equipped with a the vehicle. Turn on compressor 2. Correct the tire tire change set. This is located in the MINI inflation pressure to the specified value, COOPER in the cargo area under the floor The instructions for using the MINI refer to the tire inflation pressure table mat.
Page 126: Battery
Exact location, refer to page 96. 'Jump-starting', page Location in the MINI COOPER S Disposal The battery is located in the cargo area Return used batteries to a recycling under the floor mat.
Page 127: Fuses
In the MINI COOPER to the right of the bat- color or Ampere rating. To do this could tery. cause a fire in the vehicle resulting from a In the MINI COOPER S to the right of the air circuit overload.< filter box.
Page 128: Jump-Starting
When your battery is discharged, you can 1. Check whether the battery of the sup- Connect the jumper cables use two jumper cables to start your MINI port vehicle has 12 Volts and approxi- Always adhere to this sequence when...
Page 129 MINI COOPER S. starting terminal of the support vehicle the jumper cables, switch on the In the MINI COOPER S, the auxiliary jump- 3. Connect the other terminal clamp of the lighting, the rear window defroster and...
Page 130: Towing
TOWING Tow bars If the towing eyelets of the two vehicles are not directly opposite one another, please note: >Clearance and maneuvering capability will be strictly limited in corners >The inclination of the tow bar generates lateral force, critical above all if the road surface is slippery.
Page 131 TOWING Tow-starting Find some means of identifying the vehicle in tow, for instance, by turning on the haz- It is not possible to start the engine of a ard warning flashers. vehicle equipped with an automatic trans- mission by towing or pushing. Make sure that the ignition key For instructions on jump starting, refer to remains in position 1 even when the...
Page 133 OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Data Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 134: Replacement Procedures
ENGINE DATA MINI COOPER MINI COOPER S Displacement cu in / cmµ 97.52 / 1,598 97.52 / 1,598 Number of cylinders Maximum output hp / kW 115 / 85 163 / 120 at engine speed 6,000 6,000 Maximum torque lb ft / Nm...
Page 135: Dimensions
All measurements in inches / millimeters. Smallest turning circle dia. 35 ft / 10.66 m. Values following a ; are differing values for MINI COOPER S. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 136: Weights
1,962 / 890 Approved rear axle load lbs / kg 1,609 / 730 1,698 / 770 Approved roof load, with special MINI roof rack lbs / kg 165 / 75 165 / 75 Cargo area volume cu ft / liters 5.3 / 150...
Page 137: Capacities
Manual transmission quarts / liters approx. 2.1 / 2.0 MINI COOPER Contact your MINI Dealer for more approx. 1.8 / 1.7 MINI COOPER S details Continuously Variable automatic Trans- quarts / liters approx. 4.2 / 4.0 MINI COOPER...
Page 139 OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Index Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 157 644 - © 09/03 BMW AG...
Page 140 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z All Season traction Control Automatic car washes Blowers, refer to Draft-free ABS Antilock Brake System (ASC) Automatic climate control ventilation 69, indicator lamp 16, indicator lamp 16, Automatic headlamp range Accessories, refer to All-season tires, refer to Winter control for xenon lamps, Bonnet For your own safety...
Page 141 Compression, refer to Engine handbrake Cargo area Child seat, refer to Child- data indicator/warning cover restraint systems Compressor, refer to MINI lamps 15, emergency operation, refer Child-restraint systems Mobility System Breaking in to Manual operation Chock, folding operation, refer to...
Page 142 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Control elements, refer to Current fuel consumption Demisting windows 69, Driving lamps, refer to Parking Cockpit setting units Digital clock lamps/Low beams Convenience operation Cylinders, refer to Engine Dimensions Driving notes from outside 24, data Dimming interior rearview break-in procedures glass sunroof, electric...
Page 143 Fuel (ESP), refer to indicator/warning lamp indicator lamp average consumption Dynamic Stability Control Engine output, refer to Engine Filling canister, refer to MINI gauge 54, (DSC) data Mobility System mixture preparation, refer to Electronic transmission control Engine speed, refer to Engine...
Page 144 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Gasoline, refer to Fuel Headlamp washer reservoir High Performance Synthetic Indicator/warning lamp quality capacity, refer to Oil, refer to Engine oil airbags Gear indicator Capacities alternative oils Gearshift lever Headlamps capacity brakes Continuously Variable bulb replacement recommended oils coolant temperature automatic Transmission...
Page 145 Manual operation glass sunroof, electric Jack, refer to Tire change set bulb replacement Luggage compartment lid, refer tailgate MINI Mobility System Lifting handle, space-saver to Tailgate Manual transmission Run Flat tires spare tire, refer to Tire Luggage compartment, refer to...
Page 146 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Multifunction sports steering models, Warranty and Pressure, tires wheel Service Guide Booklet for Paintwork care, refer to Vehicle production using MINI Multifunction steering Canadian models paintwork Mobility System wheel Oil consumption Park Distance Control (PDC)
Page 147 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Rear turn signal indicator Restraint systems Safety belts Selector lever positions bulb replacement for children care Continuously Variable Rear window wiper refer to Safety belts height adjustment automatic Transmission replacement Reverse safe seating position (CVT) Rearview mirror Continuously Variable warning lamp 16,...
Page 148 Tire change set Special oils, refer to Specified Starting the engine to Manual operation MINI Mobility System engine oils Steering lock indicator lamp Run Flat tires Special wash program, refer to Steering wheel to open from the outside...
Page 149 EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Tires Track width, refer to Vanity mirror Dimensions Uniform Tire Quality bulb replacement break-in procedures Traction grades Grading illuminated changing Transmission Units Vehicle condition Continuously Variable average consumption battery damage automatic Transmission average speed break-in procedures flat tire 93, (CVT) temperature...
Page 150 Tire tread/Tire replacement 110, damage Windshield wipers, refer to Weights Washer/wiper system Wheel stud wrench Windshield, cleaning MINI Mobility System Winter tires space-saver spare tire changing Wheelbase, refer to storage Dimensions Winter tires, refer to Special Wheelslip control...
Page 151 REFUELING Fuel Designation AKI: Engine oil Quality The oil volume between the two notches on the dipstick corresponds to approx. 1.1 US quarts / 1 liter. To ensure that you always have convenient access to all essential information when you stop for fuel, Tire inflation pressure Summer Winter...

Mini 2004 COOPER Owner's Manual

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