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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (275 pages)
MINI COUNTRYMAN, MINI PACEMAN
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.11 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
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Notes
5
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Vehicle Equipment
5
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Additional Sources of Information
5
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Symbols Used
5
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For Your Safety
5
-
Service and Warranty
6
-
Event Data Recorder Edr
8
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Reporting Safety Defects
8
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At a Glance
10
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Cockpit
11
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
14
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Around the Headliner
16
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Onboard Computer
17
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Operating Principle
18
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Letters and Numbers
21
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Voice Activation System
22
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The Concept
22
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Controls 25
26
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Opening and Closing
27
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Central Locking System
28
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Manual Operation
30
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Automatic Locking
31
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Unlocking and Opening
31
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Tailgate
32
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Alarm System
33
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Automatic Transmission
35
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Replacing the Battery
36
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Roller Sunblind
36
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General Information
37
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Adjustments
39
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Head Restraint
39
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Sitting Safely
39
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Lumbar Support
41
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Head Restraints
42
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Height Adjustment
42
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Seat Heating
43
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Switching off
43
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Safety Belts
43
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Exterior Mirrors
45
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Safety Belt Reminder
45
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Front Seats
45
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Steering Wheel
46
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Interior Rearview Mirror
46
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Transporting Children Safely
47
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Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
48
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Driving
51
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Ignition Lock
51
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Manual Transmission
52
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Starting the Engine
52
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Switching off the Engine
52
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Parking Brake
53
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Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
53
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Wiper System
56
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Washer Fluid
58
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Cruise Control
59
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Controls Overview
61
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Settings and Information
63
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Units of Measure
65
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Service Requirements
65
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Check Control
68
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Speed Limit
70
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Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
72
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Automatic Mode
72
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Driving Stability Control Systems
73
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Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
73
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Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
74
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Sport Button
75
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Activating the System
75
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System Limitations
76
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Tire Pressure Monitor
78
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Automatic Deactivation of the Front Passenger Airbags
83
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Lamps
85
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Automatic Headlamp Control
85
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Parking Lamps
85
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Running Lights
86
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Adaptive Light Control
86
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Daytime Running Lights
86
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Front Fog Lamps
87
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High Beams
87
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Roadside Parking Lamps
87
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Instrument Lighting
87
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Switching off
87
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Ambient Lighting
88
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Interior Lamps
88
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Reading Lamps
88
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Climate
89
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Air Distribution
90
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Rear Window Defroster
90
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Windshield Heating
90
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Automatic Climate Control
91
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Maximum Cooling
92
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Integrated Universal Remote Control
94
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Practical Interior Accessories
94
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To Reprogram Individual Buttons
95
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Digital Compass
96
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Glove Compartment
98
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Center Armrest
98
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Storage Compartments
99
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Cupholders and Ashtray
101
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Cigarette Lighter Socket
102
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-
Driving Tips
104
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Things to Remember When Driving
105
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General Driving Notes
105
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Driving through Water
106
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Cargo Loading
107
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Stowing Cargo
112
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Saving Fuel
114
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Driving on Poor Roads
115
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Navigation
118
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Navigation System
119
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Destination Entry
121
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Route Guidance
121
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Address Book
123
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Last Destinations
124
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Entering the Destination
126
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Entering Destination Via Voice
127
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Route Guidance
130
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Lane Information
131
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Map Display
132
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Traffic Information
134
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What to Do if
138
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Entertainment
140
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On/Off and Tone
141
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Adjusting Volume
142
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Radio
144
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Storing Stations
145
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Satellite Radio
146
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CD Player
152
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External Devices
154
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Copy Protection
156
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Bluetooth Audio
158
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Starting Playback
160
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Software Update
162
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Communications
164
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Hands-Free Device Bluetooth
165
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Incoming Call
168
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My Contacts
173
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Deleting Contacts
174
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Mobile Phone Preparation Bluetooth
175
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Receiving Calls
180
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Muting the Microphone
182
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Operation by Voice
184
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Snap-In Adapter
186
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Office
188
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Displaying Messages
191
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Displaying Calendar
192
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MINI Connected
196
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Using Mini Connected
197
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Mobility
200
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Refueling
201
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Fuel Filler Flap
201
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Fuel Specifications
202
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Wheels and Tires
204
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Tire Inflation Pressures
204
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Tire Identification Marks
211
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Tire Identification Number
211
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Tire Damage
212
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Tire Condition
212
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Tread Depth
212
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Winter Tires
212
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New Wheels and Tires
213
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Snow Chains
214
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Special Characteristics of Winter Tires
214
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Engine Compartment
215
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Engine Oil
216
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Hood Closing
216
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Adding Engine Oil
217
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Coolant Temperature
218
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Maintenance
219
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Mini Maintenance System
219
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Care
221
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Vehicle Storage
224
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Replacing Components
225
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Wiper Blades
225
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Xenon Lamps
226
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Tail Lamps
229
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License Plate Lamps
230
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Repairing a Flat Tire
231
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Distributing the Sealant
232
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Changing Wheels
233
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Vehicle Battery
234
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Battery Replacement
234
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Charging the Battery
235
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Giving and Receiving Assistance
237
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Warning Triangle
237
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Roadside Assistance
237
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Being Towed
239
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Reference
244
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Technical Data
245
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Engine Data
245
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Short Commands for the Voice Activation
253
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Vehicle Information
259
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Everything from a to Z
261
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-
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (283 pages)
MINI COUPE, MINI ROADSTER, MINI CONVERTIBLE
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 9.83 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
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Notes
5
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For Your Safety
6
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California Proposition 65 Warning
6
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Reporting Safety Defects
7
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At a Glance
10
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Controls 27
10
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Driving Tips
10
-
Vehicle Equipment
11
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
14
-
-
Onboard Computer
18
-
Operating Principle
19
-
Letters and Numbers
23
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Voice Activation System
24
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Opening and Closing
29
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Central Locking System
30
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Unlocking and Opening
33
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Manual Operation
33
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Automatic Locking
34
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Emergency Unlocking
35
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Alarm System
35
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General Information
36
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Automatic Transmission
38
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Replacing the Battery
39
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Warning Lamps
39
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Power Convertible Top
41
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Wind Deflector
49
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Adjustments
51
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Seat Adjustment
52
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Lumbar Support
52
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Head Restraints
53
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Height Adjustment
53
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Seat Heating
54
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Switching off
54
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Safety Belts
54
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Exterior Mirrors
55
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Manual Adjustment
55
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Steering Wheel
56
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Interior Rearview Mirror
56
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-
Transporting Children Safely
57
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Mini Convertible
58
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Driving
61
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Switching off the Engine
62
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Starting the Engine
62
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Manual Transmission
62
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Parking Brake
63
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Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
63
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Wiper System
67
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Washer Fluid
68
-
Cruise Control
69
-
-
Controls Overview
71
-
Trip Odometer
72
-
Average Fuel Consumption
73
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Settings and Information
74
-
Units of Measure
75
-
Service Requirements
76
-
Check Control
78
-
Speed Limit
80
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Altering Settings
81
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
83
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
84
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
85
-
Sport Button
86
-
Activating the System
86
-
Manual Mode
87
-
Automatic Mode
87
-
System Limitations
88
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
90
-
Resetting the System
91
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Automatic Deactivation of the Front Passenger Airbags
94
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MINI COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (267 pages)
Brand: MINI
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.7 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
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Notes
5
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Vehicle Equipment
5
-
Additional Sources of Information
5
-
Symbols Used
5
-
For Your Safety
5
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
6
-
Service and Warranty
6
-
Event Data Recorder Edr
8
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
10
-
Cockpit
11
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
14
-
-
-
-
Around the Headliner
16
-
Onboard Computer
17
-
Operating Principle
18
-
-
Letters and Numbers
21
-
Voice Activation System
22
-
Controls 25
26
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Opening and Closing
27
-
Central Locking System
28
-
Manual Operation
30
-
Automatic Locking
31
-
Unlocking and Opening
31
-
Alarm System
33
-
Automatic Transmission
35
-
Replacing the Battery
36
-
-
Glass Roof, Electric
36
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Roller Sunblind
37
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-
Adjustments
39
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Sitting Safely
39
-
Head Restraint
39
-
Seat Adjustment
40
-
Lumbar Support
40
-
Head Restraints
41
-
Height Adjustment
41
-
Safety Belts
42
-
-
Seat Heating
42
-
Manual Adjustment
43
-
Exterior Mirrors
43
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
43
-
Steering Wheel
44
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
45
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
46
-
-
Driving
48
-
Ignition Lock
48
-
Manual Transmission
49
-
Starting the Engine
49
-
Switching off the Engine
49
-
Parking Brake
50
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
50
-
Wiper System
53
-
Washer Fluid
55
-
Cruise Control
56
-
-
Controls Overview
58
-
Trip Odometer
59
-
Average Fuel Consumption
59
-
Current Fuel Consumption
60
-
Settings and Information
61
-
Units of Measure
61
-
Service Requirements
62
-
Setting the Time
63
-
Check Control
64
-
Text Messages
65
-
Speed Limit
66
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
69
-
System Limitations
69
-
Automatic Mode
69
-
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
70
-
Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
70
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
71
-
Sport Button
72
-
Activating the System
72
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
75
-
Resetting the System
76
-
-
Lamps
82
-
Automatic Headlamp Control
82
-
Parking Lamps
82
-
Running Lights
83
-
Adaptive Light Control
83
-
Daytime Running Lights
83
-
-
Front Fog Lamps
84
-
Instrument Lighting
84
-
Ambient Lighting
85
-
-
Interior Lamps
85
-
Reading Lamps
85
-
Climate
86
-
Air Conditioner
87
-
-
Air Flow Rate
87
-
Automatic Climate Control
88
-
-
Maximum Cooling
89
-
Rear Window Defroster
90
-
Windshield Heating
90
-
Practical Interior Accessories
91
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To Reprogram Individual Buttons
92
-
Digital Compass
93
-
Setting the Language
94
-
Glove Compartment
95
-
Center Armrest
96
-
Storage Compartments
96
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
97
-
Cigarette Lighter Socket
98
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-
-
Driving Tips
100
-
Things to Remember When Driving
101
-
General Driving Notes
101
-
Driving through Water
102
-
Cargo Loading
103
-
Securing Cargo
106
-
Stowing Cargo
106
-
Saving Fuel
107
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-
-
Navigation
110
-
Navigation System
111
-
Destination Entry
113
-
Route Guidance
113
-
Address Book
115
-
Last Destinations
116
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Entering the Destination
118
-
General Information
119
-
Starting Route Guidance
120
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-
Route Guidance
122
-
Lane Information
123
-
Map Display
124
-
Traffic Information
126
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-
What to Do if
130
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-
Entertainment
132
-
On/Off and Tone
133
-
Adjusting Volume
134
-
-
Radio
136
-
Storing Stations
137
-
Satellite Radio
138
-
-
CD Player
144
-
External Devices
146
-
Copy Protection
148
-
Bluetooth Audio
150
-
Starting Playback
152
-
Software Update
154
-
Incoming Call
160
-
Deleting Contacts
166
-
Receiving Calls
172
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Muting the Microphone
174
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Operation by Voice
176
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Snap-In Adapter
178
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Displaying Messages
183
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Displaying Calendar
184
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Using Mini Connected
189
-
Fuel Filler Flap
193
-
Fuel Specifications
194
-
Tire Inflation Pressures
196
-
Tire Coding
203
-
Tire Identification Number
203
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Uniform Tire Quality Grading
204
-
Tread Wear
204
-
Tire Condition
205
-
Tire Damage
205
-
Tread Depth
205
-
Winter Tires
205
-
New Wheels and Tires
206
-
Snow Chains
207
-
Special Characteristics of Winter Tires
207
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Hood Closing
209
-
Engine Oil
209
-
Adding Engine Oil
210
-
Coolant Temperature
211
-
Mini Maintenance System
212
-
Vehicle Storage
217
-
Wiper Blades
219
-
Lamps and Bulbs
220
-
Xenon Lamps
220
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
225
-
Distributing the Sealant
227
-
Changing Wheels
228
-
Jacking up the Vehicle
229
-
Vehicle Battery
230
-
Battery Replacement
230
-
Charging the Battery
230
-
Roadside Assistance
232
-
Warning Triangle
232
-
Connecting Jumper Cables
233
-
Being Towed
235
-
Engine Data
239
-
Vehicle Information
252
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (263 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.99 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
4
-
Notes
5
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
6
-
Service and Warranty
6
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
10
-
Controls 25
10
-
Driving Tips
10
-
Vehicle Equipment
11
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
14
-
-
-
Around the Headliner
16
-
Onboard Computer
17
-
Operating Principle
18
-
Central Locking System
28
-
Manual Operation
30
-
Unlocking and Opening
31
-
Automatic Locking
31
-
Alarm System
33
-
Automatic Transmission
35
-
Warning Lamps
36
-
Replacing the Battery
36
-
Roller Sunblind
37
-
Seat Adjustment
40
-
Lumbar Support
40
-
Head Restraints
41
-
Height Adjustment
41
-
Safety Belts
42
-
-
Seat Heating
42
-
Switching off
42
-
Manual Adjustment
43
-
Exterior Mirrors
43
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
43
-
Steering Wheel
44
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
46
-
Manual Transmission
49
-
Starting the Engine
49
-
Switching off the Engine
49
-
Parking Brake
50
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
50
-
Wiper System
53
-
Washer Fluid
55
-
Cruise Control
56
-
Trip Odometer
59
-
Average Fuel Consumption
59
-
Current Fuel Consumption
60
-
Settings and Information
61
-
Units of Measure
61
-
Service Requirements
62
-
Setting the Time
63
-
Check Control
64
-
Speed Limit
66
-
-
Sport Button
72
-
Activating the System
72
-
System Limitations
73
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
74
-
-
Dynamic Stability Control DSC
76
-
Display
77
-
Running Lights
82
-
Adaptive Light Control
82
-
Daytime Running Lights
82
-
Roadside Parking Lamps
83
-
Instrument Lighting
83
-
-
Front Fog Lamps
83
-
Rear Fog Lamp
83
-
Ambient Lighting
84
-
-
Interior Lamps
84
-
Air Conditioner
86
-
-
Reading Lamps
84
-
Air Flow Rate
86
-
Automatic Climate Control
87
-
-
Maximum Cooling
88
-
Rear Window Defroster
88
-
Windshield Heating
89
-
To Reprogram Individual Buttons
91
-
Digital Compass
92
-
Setting the Language
93
-
Glove Compartment
94
-
Center Armrest
95
-
Storage Compartments
95
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
96
-
Cigarette Lighter Socket
97
-
-
Things to Remember When Driving
101
-
General Driving Notes
101
-
Driving through Water
102
-
Cargo Loading
103
-
Securing Cargo
106
-
Stowing Cargo
106
-
Saving Fuel
107
-
-
Navigation
110
-
Navigation System
111
-
Destination Entry
112
-
Address Book
114
-
Last Destinations
115
-
Entering the Destination
117
-
General Information
118
-
-
Route Guidance
121
-
Lane Information
122
-
Map Display
123
-
Traffic Information
125
-
-
What to Do if
129
-
Entertainment
132
-
On/Off and Tone
133
-
Adjusting Volume
134
-
-
Radio
136
-
Storing Stations
137
-
Satellite Radio
138
-
-
CD Player
143
-
External Devices
145
-
Copy Protection
147
-
Bluetooth Audio
149
-
Starting Playback
150
-
Software Update
152
-
-
Communications
156
-
Hands-Free Device Bluetooth
157
-
Incoming Call
160
-
Deleting Contacts
165
-
-
Mobile Phone Preparation Bluetooth
166
-
Unpairing Device
170
-
Muting the Microphone
173
-
Snap-In Adapter
175
-
-
Office
177
-
Displaying Messages
180
-
Displaying Calendar
181
-
-
MINI Connected
185
-
Using Mini Connected
186
-
-
Mobility
188
-
Reference
188
-
Fuel Filler Flap
189
-
Fuel Specifications
190
-
Tire Inflation Pressures
192
-
Tire Coding
199
-
Tire Identification Number
199
-
Tread Wear
200
-
Tire Condition
200
-
Tread Depth
200
-
Winter Tires
201
-
Tire Damage
201
-
New Wheels and Tires
202
-
Snow Chains
203
-
Engine Oil
205
-
Adding Engine Oil
206
-
Oil Change
206
-
Coolant Temperature
207
-
Mini Maintenance System
208
-
Vehicle Storage
213
-
Wiper Blades
215
-
Lamps and Bulbs
216
-
Xenon Lamps
216
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
221
-
Distributing the Sealant
223
-
Changing Wheels
223
-
Jacking up the Vehicle
225
-
Charging the Battery
226
-
Vehicle Battery
226
-
Battery Replacement
226
-
Roadside Assistance
228
-
Warning Triangle
228
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Connecting Jumper Cables
229
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Starting the Engine
229
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Being Towed
231
-
-
Technical Data
235
-
Engine Data
235
-
-
Short Commands for the Voice Activation
242
-
Vehicle Information
248
-
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Everything from a to Z
249
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (276 pages)
Mini Automobile
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 6.69 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
5
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Notes
6
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For Your Own Safety
7
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Maintenance and Repairs
7
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
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Reporting Safety Defects
9
-
Event Data Recorder Edr
9
-
-
At a Glance
13
-
Cockpit
14
-
All Around the Center Console
18
-
Onboard Monitor
20
-
Options Menu
22
-
General Information
24
-
-
Voice Activation System
26
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Adjusting the Volume
28
-
Controls
31
-
Opening and Closing
32
-
Central Locking System
33
-
Automatic Locking
36
-
Manual Operation
36
-
Automatic Transmission
40
-
Replacing the Battery
40
-
Alarm System
41
-
Power Windows
42
-
Roller Sunblind
42
-
-
Adjusting
44
-
Lumbar Support
45
-
Safety Belts
46
-
Switching off
46
-
Height Adjustment
47
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
48
-
Steering Wheel
49
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
50
-
Driving
54
-
Driving Controls
55
-
Manual Transmission
55
-
Starting the Engine
55
-
Headlamp Flasher
57
-
Washer Fluid
60
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
61
-
-
Displays
64
-
Coolant Temperature
65
-
Fuel Gauge
65
-
Average Fuel Consumption
66
-
Settings and Information
67
-
Units of Measure
68
-
Service Requirements
70
-
Check Control
71
-
Text Messages
72
-
-
Lamps
74
-
Daytime Running Lights
75
-
Fog Lamps
76
-
Adaptive Light Control
76
-
Instrument Lighting
76
-
Ambient Lighting
77
-
Interior Lamps
77
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (273 pages)
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 6.03 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
5
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The Fastest Way to Find Information on a Partic
6
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The Topics of Navigation, Entertainment, and
6
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Communication Can be Called up Via the Follow
6
-
Ing Owner’s Manuals: Integrated Owner’s
6
-
Information
7
-
For Your Own Safety
8
-
Intended Use
8
-
Event Data Recorder Edr
11
-
Vehicle Identification Number
12
-
Reporting Safety Defects
13
-
-
At a Glance
15
-
Cockpit
16
-
Central Information Display (CID)
20
-
Options Menu
23
-
Voice Activation System
28
-
Voice Activation System
29
-
Owner’s Manual Media
31
-
MINI Motorer’s Guide App
33
-
Frequently Asked Questions
34
-
Key Features
34
-
-
Controls
37
-
Driving Tips
37
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CONTROLS Opening and Closing
38
-
Opening the Tailgate
44
-
Profile Management
47
-
Automatic Locking
48
-
Sitting Safely
55
-
Front Seats
55
-
-
Settings
56
-
Front Head Restraints
59
-
Rear Head Restraints
60
-
Exterior Mirrors
61
-
Automatic Dimming Feature
62
-
Steering Wheel
63
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
64
-
Transporting Children Safely
65
-
Driving
70
-
Cleaning the Windshield
77
-
Washer Fluid
81
-
-
Displays
92
-
Fuel Gauge
96
-
Gear Shift Indicator
98
-
Onboard Computer
100
-
Parking Lights
109
-
-
Lights
110
-
Daytime Running Lights
111
-
Cornering Light
111
-
Front Airbags
115
-
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Safety
116
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (266 pages)
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 6.02 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
5
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Information
6
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Basic Information
7
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For Your Own Safety
7
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Intended Use
7
-
Event Data Recorder Edr
10
-
Vehicle Identification Number
10
-
Reporting Safety Defects
10
-
AT a GLANCE Cockpit
14
-
-
Onboard Monitor
18
-
Options Menu
21
-
-
Voice Activation System
26
-
Adjusting the Volume
27
-
Tone Settings
27
-
-
Integrated Owner’s Manual in the Vehicle
29
-
Opening and Closing
34
-
Remote Control
34
-
Panic Mode
36
-
Profile Management
42
-
Automatic Locking
44
-
Alarm System
44
-
Interior Motion Sensor
45
-
Power Windows
46
-
-
Settings
51
-
Sitting Safely
51
-
Front Seats
51
-
Lumbar Support
52
-
Rear Head Restraints
56
-
Automatic Dimming Feature
58
-
Steering Wheel
59
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
60
-
Deactivating Airbags
61
-
-
Driving
65
-
Automatic Deactivation
69
-
Parking Brake
69
-
Washer Fluid
74
-
Selector Lever Position
75
-
-
Displays
80
-
-
Indicator/Warning Lights Check Control
81
-
Check Control
81
-
External Temperature
85
-
Fuel Gauge
85
-
Gear Shift Indicator
87
-
-
Time
85
-
Selection Lists
89
-
Onboard Computer
89
-
-
Lights
100
-
Parking Lights
100
-
Daytime Running Lights
102
-
Cornering Light
102
-
Instrument Lighting
104
-
Ambient Light
104
-
Interior Lights
104
-
-
Safety
106
-
Front Airbags
106
-
Knee Airbag
107
-
Passenger Airbag
109
-
Brake Force Display
121
-
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
123
-
MINI Driving Modes Switch Status
125
-
-
Driving Comfort
127
-
Cruise Control
132
-
Indicator Lamp
134
-
Rearview Camera
137
-
-
Climate Control
145
-
Air Conditioner
145
-
Automatic Climate Control
148
-
Maximum Cooling
149
-
Windshield Defroster
151
-
Rear Window Defroster
151
-
-
Interior Equipment
153
-
Digital Compass
155
-
Sun Visor
157
-
Vanity Mirror
157
-
-
Storage Compartments
160
-
Cup Holders
161
-
Clothes Hooks
162
-
-
Cargo Area
163
-
Cargo Cover
164
-
-
Driving Tips
171
-
Things to Remember When Driving
172
-
General Driving Notes
173
-
Driving through Water
173
-
Rear Luggage Rack
175
-
-
Saving Fuel
177
-
Driving Style
180
-
-
Mobility
185
-
Refueling
186
-
Fuel
188
-
Fuel Recommendation
188
-
-
Wheels and Tires
190
-
Tire Inflation Pressure
190
-
Maximum Tire Load
196
-
Tire Identification Number
196
-
Tire Identification Marks
196
-
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
196
-
Tire Tread
197
-
Summer Tires
197
-
Tire Damage
198
-
Changing Wheels and Tires
198
-
New Tires
199
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
200
-
Inflation Pressure
203
-
Snow Chains
204
-
Mounting a Wheel
207
-
-
Engine Compartment
210
-
Opening the Hood
211
-
-
Engine Oil
212
-
Engine Oil Change
214
-
-
Coolant
216
-
Maintenance
218
-
Mini Maintenance System
218
-
-
Replacing Components
220
-
Wiper Blade Replacement
220
-
Running Lights
223
-
Vehicle Battery
229
-
Charging the Battery
229
-
-
Breakdown Assistance
231
-
Warning Triangle
231
-
Roadside Assistance
231
-
-
Care
237
-
Vehicle Care
238
-
Vehicle Care Products
238
-
-
Reference
243
-
Technical Data
244
-
Appendix
249
-
Everything from a to Z
256
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (218 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 4.72 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
4
-
Additional Sources of Information
5
-
For Your Safety
5
-
Symbols Used
5
-
Vehicle Equipment
5
-
Service and Warranty
6
-
Notes
8
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
10
-
Controls 21
10
-
Driving Tips
10
-
-
Table of Contents
12
-
Tachometer
13
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
14
-
-
-
Around the Headliner
16
-
Opening and Closing
23
-
Central Locking System
24
-
Using the Remote Control
25
-
Manual Operation
28
-
Automatic Locking
28
-
Unlocking and Opening
28
-
-
Mini Convertible
29
-
Tailgate
29
-
Alarm System
30
-
Emergency Unlocking
30
-
General Information
31
-
Automatic Transmission
33
-
Replacing the Battery
34
-
Power Convertible Top
35
-
Closing the Convertible Top
38
-
-
Adjustments
46
-
Seat Adjustment
47
-
Head Restraints
48
-
Height Adjustment
48
-
Safety Belts
49
-
-
Seat Heating
49
-
Switching off
49
-
Exterior Mirrors
50
-
Manual Adjustment
50
-
Steering Wheel
51
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
51
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
52
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
53
-
-
Ignition Lock
56
-
Driving
56
-
Manual Transmission
57
-
Starting the Engine
57
-
Switching off the Engine
57
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
58
-
Headlamp Flasher
61
-
Turn Signals
61
-
Wiper System
62
-
Washer Fluid
63
-
Activating/Deactivating Cruise Control
64
-
-
Resuming Cruise Control
64
-
Controls Overview
66
-
Resetting the Trip Odometer
66
-
Computer
67
-
Current Fuel Consumption
68
-
-
Parking Brake
58
-
-
3 MINI Roadster, MINI Convertible: Always
69
-
Initializing the Flat Tire Monitor
69
-
Open Timer
69
-
Settings and Information
69
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
71
-
Service Requirements
72
-
Possible Displays
73
-
Check Control
74
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
76
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
77
-
Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
77
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
78
-
The Concept
78
-
-
Sport Button
79
-
MINI Coupe/Mini Roadster
79
-
Activating the System
79
-
Automatic Mode
80
-
Manual Mode
80
-
System Limitations
81
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
83
-
Automatic Deactivation of the Front Passenger Airbags
86
-
-
Lamps
89
-
Parking Lamps
89
-
Low Beams
89
-
Automatic Headlamp Control
89
-
Daytime Running Lights
90
-
Adaptive Light Control
91
-
High Beams
92
-
Roadside Parking Lamps
92
-
-
Front Fog Lamps
92
-
Instrument Lighting
93
-
-
Rear Fog Lamp
93
-
Reading Lamps
93
-
Interior Lamps
93
-
Ambient Lighting
94
-
-
Climate
95
-
Air Conditioner
96
-
-
Air Flow Rate
96
-
Automatic Climate Control
97
-
Maximum Cooling
98
-
-
Windshield Heating
99
-
Practical Interior Accessories
100
-
Center Armrest
101
-
Storage Compartments
101
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
102
-
-
Things to Remember When Driving
107
-
General Driving Notes
107
-
Driving through Water
108
-
Cargo Loading
109
-
Determining Cargo Limit
111
-
Stowing Cargo
112
-
Saving Fuel
113
-
-
Entertainment
116
-
Radio MINI Boost CD
117
-
Adjusting Volume
117
-
Setting Tone Controls
118
-
Satellite Radio
120
-
Additional Information
122
-
Selecting a Track
123
-
-
-
6 AUX-In Connection
124
-
Usb Audio Interface
124
-
Communications
128
-
Telephone
129
-
Activating/Deactivating Bluetooth Link
131
-
Pairing/Unpairing Mobile Phone
131
-
Incoming Call
134
-
Snap-In Adapter
137
-
-
Mobility
140
-
Reference
140
-
Fuel Filler Flap
141
-
Refueling
141
-
Fuel Specifications
142
-
-
Wheels and Tires
144
-
Tire Coding
151
-
Tire Identification Number
151
-
Tread Wear
152
-
Tire Condition
152
-
Tread Depth
152
-
Winter Tires
153
-
Tire Damage
153
-
New Wheels and Tires
154
-
Snow Chains
155
-
-
Engine Compartment
156
-
Engine Oil
157
-
Adding Engine Oil
158
-
Oil Change
158
-
Coolant Temperature
159
-
Mini Maintenance System
160
-
Vehicle Storage
165
-
-
Replacing Components
166
-
Wiper Blades
166
-
Lamps and Bulbs
167
-
Tail Lamps
170
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
171
-
Distributing the Sealant
173
-
Changing Wheels
174
-
Jacking up the Vehicle
175
-
Vehicle Battery
176
-
Battery Replacement
176
-
Charging the Battery
176
-
-
Giving and Receiving Assistance
178
-
Warning Triangle
178
-
Roadside Assistance
178
-
Being Towed
180
-
The Concept
182
-
-
Technical Data
197
-
Engine Data
197
-
-
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (212 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.61 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
Notes
6
-
Additional Sources of Information
6
-
For Your Safety
6
-
General Information
6
-
Symbols Used
6
-
Vehicle Equipment
6
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
7
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
-
At a Glance
11
-
Cockpit
12
-
At a Glance Cockpit
15
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17
-
-
Radio
18
-
-
Controls
23
-
Opening and Closing
24
-
Central Locking System
25
-
Manual Operation
28
-
Automatic Locking
29
-
Alarm System
31
-
Automatic Transmission
33
-
Replacing the Battery
34
-
Glass Roof, Electric
34
-
-
Adjustments
37
-
Seat Adjustment
38
-
Lumbar Support
38
-
Head Restraints
39
-
Height Adjustment
39
-
Seat Heating
40
-
Exterior Mirrors
41
-
Automatic Dimming Feature
41
-
Steering Wheel
42
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
43
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
44
-
Driving
46
-
Driving Controls
47
-
Manual Transmission
47
-
Starting the Engine
47
-
Switching off the Engine
47
-
Parking Brake
48
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
48
-
Wiper System
52
-
Washer Fluid
54
-
Cruise Control
54
-
-
Controls Overview
56
-
Trip Odometer
57
-
Average Fuel Consumption
57
-
Current Fuel Consumption
58
-
Settings and Information
58
-
Operating Principle
58
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
60
-
Service Requirements
61
-
Check Control
63
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
65
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
66
-
Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
66
-
Dynamic Traction Control DTC
67
-
Sport Button
68
-
System Limitations
69
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
71
-
-
Lamps
77
-
Daytime Running Lights
78
-
Adaptive Light Control
79
-
Roadside Parking Lamps
80
-
Instrument Lighting
80
-
Front Fog Lamps
80
-
Ambient Lighting
81
-
Interior Lamps
81
-
Reading Lamps
81
-
-
Climate
82
-
Climate Controls
83
-
Air Conditioner
83
-
Rear Window Defroster
83
-
Air Flow Rate
83
-
Automatic Climate Control
84
-
Maximum Cooling
85
-
Windshield Heating
86
-
-
Practical Interior Accessories
87
-
To Reprogram Individual Buttons
88
-
Digital Compass
89
-
Operating Principle
89
-
Setting the Language
90
-
Glove Compartment
91
-
Center Armrest
91
-
Storage Compartments
91
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
92
-
Cigarette Lighter Socket
93
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (210 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.34 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
NOTES Notes
6
-
The Individual Vehicle
6
-
Additional Sources of Information
6
-
Symbols Used
6
-
For Your Safety
7
-
Parts and Accessories
7
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
8
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
-
Cockpit
12
-
Around the Center Console
17
-
Radio MINI Boost CD
18
-
Controls 19
21
-
Opening and Closing
22
-
General Information
22
-
-
Central Locking System
23
-
Unlocking the Liftgate
26
-
Manual Operation
27
-
Automatic Locking
27
-
Unlocking and Opening
27
-
-
Mini Convertible
28
-
Panic Mode
29
-
Alarm System
29
-
Automatic Transmission
31
-
Warning Lamps
32
-
-
Glass Roof, Electric
32
-
Power Convertible Top
34
-
Closing the Convertible Top
37
-
Wind Deflector
38
-
-
Adjustments
39
-
Seat Adjustment
40
-
Lumbar Support
41
-
Head Restraints
41
-
Height Adjustment
41
-
-
Seat Heating
42
-
Safety Belt Reminder
43
-
Front Seats
43
-
Steering Wheel
44
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
44
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
45
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
46
-
-
Driving
48
-
Manual Transmission
49
-
Starting the Engine
49
-
Switching off the Engine
49
-
Parking Brake
50
-
Turn Signals
53
-
Headlamp Flasher
53
-
Wiper System
54
-
Washer Fluid
55
-
Cruise Control
56
-
-
-
Controls Overview
58
-
Computer
59
-
Settings and Information
61
-
Operating Principle
61
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
63
-
Service Requirements
64
-
Possible Displays
65
-
Setting the Time
65
-
Check Control
66
-
The Concept
66
-
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
68
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
69
-
Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
69
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
70
-
-
Sport Button
71
-
Activating the System
71
-
System Limitations
72
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
74
-
Automatic Deactivation of the Front Passenger Airbags
78
-
-
Lamps
80
-
Low Beams
80
-
Daytime Running Lights
81
-
Running Lights
82
-
-
Adaptive Light Control
82
-
High Beams
83
-
Roadside Parking Lamps
83
-
Fog Lamps
83
-
-
Interior Lamps
84
-
Instrument Lighting
84
-
-
Reading Lamps
84
-
Rear Fog Lamp
84
-
Ambient Lighting
85
-
-
Climate
86
-
Air Conditioner
87
-
Rear Window Defroster
87
-
Air Flow Rate
87
-
Automatic Climate Control
88
-
-
Maximum Cooling
89
-
Windshield Heating
90
-
Practical Interior Accessories
91
-
Glove Compartment
93
-
Passenger Side
94
-
Storage Compartment
94
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
95
-
Cigarette Lighter Socket
95
-
-
-
Driving Tips
97
-
Things to Remember When Driving
98
-
General Driving Notes
98
-
Driving through Water
99
-
Cargo Loading
100
-
Determining Cargo Limit
102
-
Stowing Cargo
103
-
Securing Cargo
103
-
Saving Fuel
104
-
-
-
Entertainment
107
-
Adjusting Volume
108
-
Satellite Radio
112
-
Additional Information
113
-
Selecting a Track
114
-
Usb Audio Interface
115
-
Activating/Deactivating Bluetooth Link
122
-
Pairing/Unpairing Mobile Phone
122
-
What to Do if
125
-
Incoming Call
126
-
Operation by Voice
129
-
Snap-In Adapter
131
-
Fuel Filler Flap
134
-
Fuel Specifications
135
-
Tire Coding
143
-
Tire Identification Number
144
-
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
144
-
Tread Wear
144
-
Tire Damage
145
-
Tire Condition
145
-
Tread Depth
145
-
Winter Tires
145
-
New Wheels and Tires
146
-
Snow Chains
147
-
Special Characteristics of Winter Tires
147
-
Engine Oil
149
-
Adding Engine Oil
150
-
Coolant Temperature
151
-
Checking Coolant Level
151
-
Oil Change
151
-
Mini Maintenance System
153
-
Wiper Blades
156
-
Light Alloy Wheels
157
-
Vehicle Storage
158
-
Lamps and Bulbs
160
-
Xenon Lamps
161
-
Tail Lamps
163
-
License Plate Lamps
164
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
165
-
Mini Mobility System
165
-
Changing Wheels
167
-
Distributing the Sealant
167
-
Vehicle Battery
169
-
Battery Replacement
170
-
Charging the Battery
170
-
Roadside Assistance
171
-
Warning Triangle
171
-
Connecting Jumper Cables
172
-
Starting the Engine
172
-
Being Towed
173
-
Engine Data
190
-
-
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (196 pages)
CLUBMAN
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.23 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
NOTES Notes
6
-
The Individual Vehicle
6
-
Additional Sources of Information
6
-
Symbols Used
6
-
For Your Safety
7
-
Parts and Accessories
7
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
8
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
-
Cockpit
12
-
Around the Center Console
17
-
Radio MINI Boost CD
18
-
Controls
21
-
Opening and Closing
22
-
Central Locking System
23
-
Manual Operation
26
-
Unlocking and Opening
27
-
Automatic Locking
27
-
Alarm System
29
-
Warning Lamps
31
-
Replacing the Battery
32
-
-
Adjustments
34
-
Seat Adjustment
35
-
Lumbar Support
35
-
Seats
35
-
Head Restraints
36
-
Height Adjustment
36
-
Safety Belts
37
-
-
Seat Heating
37
-
Exterior Mirrors
38
-
Steering Wheel
39
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
40
-
Latch Child Restraint Fixing System
41
-
-
Driving
43
-
Manual Transmission
44
-
Starting the Engine
44
-
Automatic Transmission
44
-
Switching off the Engine
44
-
Parking Brake
45
-
Turn Signals
48
-
Headlamp Flasher
48
-
Wiper System
49
-
Cruise Control
51
-
Washer Fluid
51
-
-
-
Controls Overview
53
-
Computer
54
-
Settings and Information
55
-
Operating Principle
55
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
57
-
Service Requirements
58
-
Possible Displays
59
-
Setting the Time
59
-
Check Control
60
-
The Concept
60
-
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
62
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
62
-
Brake Assist
63
-
-
Dynamic Stability Control
63
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
64
-
Activating/Deactivating Dtc/Together
64
-
Activating the System
65
-
-
Sport Button
65
-
System Limitations
66
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
67
-
Resetting the System
68
-
Automatic Deactivation of the Front Passenger Airbags
72
-
-
Lamps
74
-
Low Beams
74
-
Daytime Running Lights
75
-
Adaptive Light Control
76
-
High Beams
77
-
Roadside Parking Lamps
77
-
-
Interior Lamps
78
-
Ambient Lighting
79
-
-
Climate
80
-
Air Conditioner
81
-
Air Flow Rate
81
-
Automatic Climate Control
82
-
-
Maximum Cooling
83
-
Windshield Heating
84
-
Practical Interior Accessories
85
-
Glove Compartment
87
-
Center Armrest
87
-
Storage Compartment
87
-
Storage Compartments
88
-
Passenger Side
88
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
89
-
Cigarette Lighter Socket
89
-
-
Driving Tips
91
-
Things to Remember When Driving
92
-
Driving through Water
93
-
Cargo Loading
94
-
Cargo Net
95
-
Determining Cargo Limit
96
-
Stowing Cargo
97
-
Roof-Mounted Luggage Rack
97
-
Securing Cargo
97
-
Saving Fuel
98
-
-
Entertainment
101
-
Radio MINI Boost CD
102
-
Satellite Radio
106
-
Additional Information
107
-
Selecting a Track
108
-
-
Usb Audio Interface
109
-
COMMUNICATIONS Telephone
114
-
Pairing/Unpairing Mobile Phone
116
-
Activating/Deactivating Bluetooth Link
116
-
What to Do if
118
-
Incoming Call
119
-
General Information
122
-
Adjusting Volume
124
-
Snap-In Adapter
125
-
-
Mobility
127
-
Refueling
128
-
Fuel Filler Flap
128
-
Fuel Specifications
129
-
-
Wheels and Tires
130
-
Tire Coding
133
-
Tire Identification Number
134
-
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
134
-
Tread Wear
134
-
Tire Condition
135
-
Tire Damage
135
-
Tread Depth
135
-
Winter Tires
135
-
New Wheels and Tires
136
-
Snow Chains
137
-
Special Characteristics of Winter Tires
137
-
-
Under the Hood
138
-
Engine Oil
139
-
Adding Engine Oil
140
-
Oil Change
140
-
Coolant Temperature
141
-
Checking Coolant Level
141
-
-
Maintenance
142
-
Mini Maintenance System
142
-
-
Care
144
-
Light Alloy Wheels
146
-
Vehicle Storage
147
-
-
Replacing Components
148
-
Wiper Blades
148
-
Lamps and Bulbs
149
-
Xenon Lamps
150
-
Tail Lamps
152
-
Mini Mobility System
153
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
153
-
License Plate Lamps
153
-
Center Brake Lamp
153
-
Distributing the Sealant
155
-
Jacking up the Vehicle
156
-
Vehicle Battery
157
-
Battery Replacement
157
-
Charging the Battery
157
-
In the Engine Compartment
158
-
Giving and Receiving Assistance
159
-
Roadside Assistance
159
-
Warning Triangle
159
-
Being Towed
161
-
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
163
-
-
Reference
177
-
Technical Data
178
-
Engine Data
178
-
Everything from a to Z
182
-
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Workshop Manual (356 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 14.23 MB
MINI COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (226 pages)
MINI CLUBMAN
Brand: MINI
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.99 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
Using this Owner’s Manual
6
-
Notes
6
-
For Your Safety
7
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
7
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
Cockpit
12
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
15
-
Onboard Monitor
18
-
Operating Principle
19
-
Voice Command System
23
-
Controls
27
-
Opening and Closing
28
-
Central Locking System
29
-
Manual Operation
31
-
Unlocking and Opening
32
-
Tailgate/Splitdoor
32
-
Automatic Locking
32
-
Alarm System
33
-
Starting the Engine
36
-
Replacing the Battery
36
-
Automatic Transmission
36
-
-
Adjustments
39
-
Seat Adjustment
40
-
Lumbar Support
40
-
Height Adjustment
41
-
Head Restraints
41
-
Exterior Mirrors
42
-
Safety Belts
42
-
Switching off
42
-
Seat Heating
42
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
43
-
Steering Wheel
43
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
45
-
Driving
48
-
Switching off the Engine
49
-
Parking Brake
49
-
Manual Transmission
50
-
Wiper System
53
-
Rear Window Wiper
54
-
Washer Fluid
54
-
Cruise Control
55
-
-
Everything under Control
57
-
Average Fuel Consumption
58
-
Fuel Gauge
58
-
Trip Computer
60
-
Settings and Information
61
-
Service Requirements
62
-
Units of Measure
62
-
Date
66
-
Check Control
67
-
Speed Limit
69
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (174 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 3.1 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
Using this Owner’s Manual
6
-
Notes
6
-
For Your Safety
7
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
7
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
Cockpit
12
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
15
-
-
-
Around the Center Console
17
-
Opening and Closing
20
-
Remote Control
20
-
Central Locking System
21
-
Unlocking the Liftgate
23
-
Manual Operation
24
-
Automatic Locking
25
-
-
-
1 MINI: Microphone for Voice Processing Sys-
26
-
Mini Convertible
26
-
Alarm System
27
-
Automatic Transmission
29
-
Replacing the Battery
30
-
Power Convertible Top
32
-
Wind Deflector
35
-
-
Adjustments
37
-
Lumbar Support
38
-
Seat Adjustment
38
-
Head Restraints
39
-
Height Adjustment
39
-
Safety Belts
40
-
Seat Heating
40
-
Switching off
40
-
Exterior Mirrors
41
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
41
-
Manual Adjustment
41
-
Steering Wheel
42
-
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
43
-
Latch Child-Restraint Fixing System
44
-
-
Driving
46
-
Starting the Engine
47
-
Switching off the Engine
47
-
Parking Brake
47
-
Manual Transmission
48
-
Wiper System
51
-
Cruise Control
53
-
Washer Fluid
53
-
Activating/Deactivating Cruise Control
54
-
-
Controls Overview
55
-
Fuel Gauge
56
-
Average Fuel Consumption
56
-
Settings and Information
58
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
60
-
Service Requirements
60
-
Possible Displays
62
-
Setting the Time
62
-
Check Control
63
-
-
-
Driving Stability Control Systems
65
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
65
-
Dynamic Stability Control Dsc
66
-
Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
66
-
-
10 AUX-IN Port, USB Audio Interface* 86
65
-
Sport Button
67
-
Activating the System
68
-
Tire Pressure Monitor
70
-
Lamps
76
-
Daytime Running Lights
77
-
Fog Lamps
79
-
Instrument Lighting
79
-
Interior Lamps
79
-
Ambient Lighting
80
-
Reading Lamps
80
-
-
Climate
81
-
-
Air Conditioner
82
-
Air Flow Rate
82
-
Automatic Climate Control
83
-
Maximum Cooling
84
-
Windshield Heating
85
-
Practical Interior Accessories
86
-
Glove Compartment
87
-
Center Armrest
88
-
Storage Compartments
89
-
Cupholders and Ashtray
90
-
-
Driving Tips
93
-
Things to Remember When Driving
94
-
General Driving Notes
94
-
Driving through Water
95
-
Cargo Loading
96
-
Stowing Cargo
98
-
Rear Luggage Rack
99
-
Saving Fuel
100
-
-
Refueling
104
-
Fuel Specifications
105
-
-
Wheels and Tires
106
-
Tire Coding
114
-
Tire Identification Number
114
-
Tire Condition
115
-
New Wheels and Tires
116
-
Snow Chains
117
-
-
Under the Hood
118
-
Engine Oil
119
-
Adding Engine Oil
120
-
Checking Coolant Level
120
-
Approved Engine Oils
120
-
-
Maintenance
121
-
Care
123
-
Vehicle Storage
126
-
-
Replacing Components
127
-
Xenon Lamps
128
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
131
-
Distributing the Sealant
133
-
Changing Wheels
134
-
Vehicle Battery
136
-
Battery Replacement
136
-
-
Giving and Receiving Assistance
138
-
Being Towed
140
-
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
142
-
Technical Data
156
-
Engine Data
156
-
-
Everything from a to Z
162
-
-
7 Switching Audio Sources On/Off and Adjust-
82
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (176 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 2.87 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
Using this Owner’s Manual
6
-
Notes
6
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
7
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
Cockpit
12
-
-
Around the Center Console
17
-
Opening and Closing
20
-
Remote Control
20
-
-
Central Locking System
21
-
Unlocking and Opening
24
-
Automatic Locking
24
-
Manual Operation
24
-
-
1 MINI: Microphone for Voice Processing
26
-
Mini Convertible
26
-
Alarm System
26
-
Automatic Transmission
29
-
Power Convertible Top
32
-
Wind Deflector
35
-
-
Adjustments
37
-
Seat Adjustment
38
-
Lumbar Support
38
-
Height Adjustment
39
-
Head Restraints
39
-
-
Seat Heating
40
-
Switching off
40
-
Safety Belts
40
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
41
-
Exterior Mirrors
41
-
Steering Wheel
42
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
43
-
Latch Child-Restraint Fixing System
44
-
-
Driving
46
-
Switching off the Engine
47
-
Parking Brake
47
-
Manual Transmission
48
-
Wiper System
51
-
Cruise Control
53
-
Washer Fluid
53
-
Activating/Deactivating Cruise Control
54
-
-
Everything under Control
55
-
Fuel Gauge
56
-
Average Fuel Consumption
56
-
Settings and Information
58
-
Resetting to Factory Settings
60
-
Service Requirements
60
-
Setting the Time
62
-
Check Control
62
-
-
Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
65
-
-
Sport Button
67
-
Activating the System
68
-
Tire Pressure
70
-
Lamps
76
-
Daytime Running Lamps
77
-
-
Fog Lamps
79
-
Instrument Lighting
79
-
Interior Lamps
79
-
Reading Lamps
80
-
Ambient Lighting
80
-
-
Climate
81
-
-
Air Conditioner
82
-
Air Flow Rate
82
-
Automatic Climate Control
83
-
-
Maximum Cooling
84
-
Windshield Heating
85
-
Practical Interior Accessories
86
-
Glove Compartment
87
-
Center Armrest
88
-
Storage Compartments
89
-
-
Driving Tips
93
-
Things to Remember When Driving
94
-
General Driving Notes
94
-
Driving through Water
95
-
Cargo Loading
96
-
Stowing Cargo
98
-
Rear Luggage Rack
99
-
Saving Fuel
100
-
-
Mobility
103
-
Refueling
104
-
Fuel Specifications
105
-
-
Wheels and Tires
106
-
Tire Coding
114
-
Tire Identification Number
114
-
Tire Condition
115
-
New Wheels and Tires
116
-
Snow Chains
117
-
-
Under the Bonnet
118
-
Engine Oil
119
-
Adding Engine Oil
120
-
Approved Engine Oils
120
-
Checking Coolant Level
120
-
-
Maintenance
122
-
Care
124
-
Chrome Parts
126
-
Vehicle Storage
127
-
-
Replacing Components
128
-
Engine Compartment
129
-
Repairing a Flat Tire
132
-
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
134
-
Changing Wheels
135
-
Spare Tire
135
-
Vehicle Battery
137
-
In the Engine Compartment
138
-
-
Giving and Receiving Assistance
139
-
Starting the Engine
140
-
Being Towed
141
-
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
143
-
Technical Data
158
-
Engine Data
158
-
-
-
7 Switching Audio Sources On/Off and Adjust-
82
-
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (168 pages)
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 2.25 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
4
-
Notes
8
-
About this Owner’s Manual
8
-
Additional Sources of Information
8
-
Symbols Used
8
-
Your Individual Vehicle
8
-
Editorial Notice
9
-
For Your Own Safety
9
-
Symbol on Vehicle Parts
10
-
Service and Warranty
10
-
Reporting Safety Defects
11
-
Controls
13
-
Cockpit
14
-
Display Elements
15
-
Central Locking System
26
-
Keys
26
-
Opening and Closing: from Outside
27
-
Opening and Closing: from Inside
30
-
Tailgate
31
-
Electric Power Windows
33
-
Glass Sunroof, Electric
35
-
Roller Sun Blind
36
-
Convertible Top with Integrated Sliding Sunroof
37
-
Wind Deflector
42
-
Safe Seating Position
44
-
Seat Adjustment
45
-
Head Restraints
46
-
Entry to the Rear
47
-
Safety Belts
48
-
Seat Heating
49
-
Steering Wheel
49
-
Mirrors
50
-
Vehicle Memory
51
-
Transporting Children Safely
52
-
Ignition Lock
55
-
Starting the Engine
55
-
Switching off the Engine
56
-
Parking Brake
56
-
Manual Transmission
57
-
Automatic Transmission with Steptronic
58
-
Parking Lamps/Low Beams
61
-
Turn Signal Indicator/Headlamp Flasher
62
-
Instrument Lighting
63
-
Fog Lamps
63
-
Interior Lamps
63
-
Washer/Wiper System
64
-
Washer Fluid
65
-
Cruise Control
66
-
Odometer
68
-
Clock
68
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (165 pages)
BMW Cooper 2004 Mini Convertible Cooper Owner’s Manual
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 2.8 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
4
-
About this Owner’s Manual
8
-
Additional Sources of Information
8
-
Symbols Used
8
-
Your Individual Vehicle
8
-
Editorial Notice
9
-
For Your Own Safety
9
-
Symbol on Vehicle Parts
10
-
Service and Warranty
10
-
Reporting Safety Defects
11
-
Cockpit
14
-
Display Elements
15
-
Central Locking System
26
-
Keys
26
-
Opening and Closing: from Outside
27
-
Opening and Closing: from Inside
30
-
Tailgate
31
-
Electric Power Windows
33
-
Glass Sunroof, Electric
35
-
Roller Sun Blind
36
-
Folding Roof
37
-
Convertible Top
37
-
Wind Deflector
41
-
Safe Seating Position
43
-
Seat Adjustment
44
-
Head Restraints
45
-
Entry to the Rear
46
-
Safety Belts
47
-
Seat Heating
48
-
Steering Wheel
48
-
Mirrors
48
-
Vehicle Memory
49
-
Transporting Children Safely
50
-
Ignition Lock
53
-
Starting the Engine
53
-
Switching off the Engine
54
-
Parking Brake
55
-
Manual Transmission
55
-
Continuously Variable Automatic Transmission (CVT)
56
-
Parking Lamps/Low Beams
59
-
Signal/Headlamp Flasher
60
-
Instrument Lighting
60
-
Fog Lamps
60
-
Interior Lamps
61
-
Washer/Wiper System
61
-
Cruise Control
63
-
Odometer
65
-
Clock
65
-
Fuel Gauge
65
-
Coolant Temperature Gauge
66
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (158 pages)
MINI CLUBMAN
Brand: Mini
|
Category: Automobile
|
Size: 2.63 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
Using this Owner’s Manual
6
-
Notes
6
-
California Proposition 65 Warning
7
-
Service and Warranty
7
-
-
Reporting Safety Defects
8
-
At a Glance
11
-
Cockpit
12
-
Indicator and Warning Lamps
15
-
-
-
Around the Center Console
17
-
Opening and Closing
20
-
Central Locking System
21
-
Automatic Locking
24
-
Panic Mode
26
-
Alarm System
26
-
Starting the Engine
28
-
Automatic Transmission
28
-
Glass Sunroof, Electric
29
-
-
Adjustments
31
-
Seat Adjustment
32
-
Lumbar Support
32
-
Height Adjustment
33
-
-
Seat Heating
33
-
Head Restraints
33
-
Switching off
34
-
Safety Belts
34
-
Exterior Mirrors
34
-
Steering Wheel
35
-
Interior Rearview Mirror
35
-
-
Transporting Children Safely
36
-
Latch Child-Restraint Fixing System
37
-
-
Driving
39
-
Switching off the Engine
40
-
Parking Brake
40
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Manual Transmission
41
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Wiper System
44
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Rear Window Wiper
46
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Cruise Control
46
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Washer Fluid
46
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Everything under Control
48
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Fuel Gauge
49
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Settings and Information
50
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Operating Principle
50
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Resetting to Factory Settings
52
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Service Requirements
53
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Setting the Time
54
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Check Control
55
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Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
57
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Sport Button
59
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Dynamic Traction Control Dtc
59
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Activating the System
60
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Tire Pressure
62
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Lamps
67
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Daytime Running Lamps
68
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Fog Lamps
70
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Interior Lamps
70
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Instrument Lighting
70
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Ambient Lighting
71
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Reading Lamps
71
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Climate
72
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11 Driving Stability Control Systems
59
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Air Conditioner
73
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Automatic Climate Control
74
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Maximum Cooling
75
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Windshield Heating
75
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Practical Interior Accessories
77
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Glove Compartment
78
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Center Armrest
79
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Storage Compartment
79
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Passenger Side
80
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Storage Compartments
80
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Cigarette Lighter Socket
81
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Driving Tips
83
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Things to Remember When Driving
84
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General Driving Notes
84
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Driving through Water
85
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Cargo Loading
86
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Partition Net
87
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Stowing Cargo
88
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Saving Fuel
89
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Refueling
94
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Wheels and Tires
96
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Tire Coding
100
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Tire Identification Number
100
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Tire Condition
101
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New Wheels and Tires
102
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Snow Chains
103
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Under the Bonnet
104
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Engine Oil
105
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Adding Engine Oil
106
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Approved Engine Oils
106
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Maintenance
108
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Care
110
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Vehicle Storage
113
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Replacing Components
114
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Repairing a Flat Tire
118
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Rear Fog Lamp
118
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Changing Wheels
120
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Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
120
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Spare Tire
120
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Vehicle Battery
122
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Battery Care
122
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Charging the Battery
122
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Giving and Receiving Assistance
124
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Being Towed
126
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
128
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Technical Data
142
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Engine Data
142
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7 Switching Audio Sources On/Off and Adjust-
73
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (160 pages)
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 2.71 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
5
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Using this Owner’s Manual
6
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Notes
6
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For Your Safety
7
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California Proposition 65 Warning
7
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Reporting Safety Defects
8
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At a Glance
11
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Cockpit
12
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
15
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Around the Center Console
17
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Opening and Closing
22
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Remote Control
22
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Central Locking System
23
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From Inside
26
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Alarm System
28
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Starting the Engine
30
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Automatic Transmission
30
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Adjustments
33
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Seat Adjustment
34
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Lumbar Support
34
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Height Adjustment
35
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Seat Heating
36
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Safety Belts
36
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Interior Rearview Mirror
37
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Exterior Mirrors
37
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Steering Wheel
38
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Transporting Children Safely
39
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Latch Child-Restraint Fixing System
40
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Driving
42
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Switching off the Engine
43
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Parking Brake
43
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Manual Transmission
44
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Wiper System
47
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Cruise Control
49
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Washer Fluid
49
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Activating/Deactivating Cruise Control
50
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Controls Overview
51
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Fuel Gauge
52
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Average Fuel Consumption
52
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Settings and Information
53
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Operating Principle
53
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Service Requirements
55
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Possible Displays
56
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Check Control
57
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Technology for Driving Comfort and Safety
59
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Sport Button
62
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Activating the System
62
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System Limitations
64
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Resetting the System
64
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Tire Pressure
64
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Lamps
69
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Daytime Running Lights
70
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Fog Lamps
71
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Interior Lamps
72
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Instrument Lighting
72
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Reading Lamps
72
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Ambient Lighting
73
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Climate
74
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Air Conditioner
75
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Air Flow Rate
75
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Cooling Function
75
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Automatic Climate Control
76
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Maximum Cooling
77
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Windshield Heating
77
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Practical Interior Accessories
79
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Glove Compartment
80
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Center Armrest
81
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Storage Compartment
81
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Passenger Side
82
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Storage Compartments
82
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Cupholders and Ashtray
83
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Driving Tips
85
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Things to Remember When Driving
86
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General Driving Notes
86
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Driving through Water
87
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Cargo Loading
88
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Partition Net
89
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Stowing Cargo
90
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Saving Fuel
91
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Refueling
96
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Wheels and Tires
98
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Tire Coding
103
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Tire Identification Number
103
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Tire Condition
104
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Winter Tires
104
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New Wheels and Tires
105
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Snow Chains
106
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Under the Bonnet
107
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Engine Oil
108
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Maintenance
110
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Care
112
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Vehicle Storage
115
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Replacing Components
116
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Repairing a Flat Tire
120
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Distributing the Sealant
122
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Changing Wheels
123
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Spare Tire
123
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Vehicle Battery
125
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Battery Replacement
125
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Giving and Receiving Assistance
126
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Being Towed
128
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
130
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Technical Data
144
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Engine Data
144
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7 Switching Audio Sources On/Off and Adjust-
75
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Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (148 pages)
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 3.23 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
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About this Owner’s Manual
8
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Symbols Used
8
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Your Individual Vehicle
8
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Editorial Notice
9
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For Your Own Safety
9
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Symbol on Vehicle Parts
10
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Service and Warranty
10
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Reporting Safety Defects
10
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Cockpit
14
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Display Elements
15
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Display Elements with Navigation System
16
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
17
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Keys
24
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Central Locking System
25
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Opening and Closing — from Outside
25
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Opening and Closing — from Inside
28
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Tailgate
29
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Electric Power Windows
30
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Sliding/Tilt Sunroof
31
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Roller Sun Blind
32
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Alarm System
33
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Safe Seating Position
35
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Seat Adjustment
36
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Entry to the Rear
37
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Heated Seats
38
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Head Restraints
39
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Safety Belts
40
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Steering Wheel
40
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Mirrors
41
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Airbags
42
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Transporting Children Safely
43
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Vehicle Memory
46
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Ignition Lock
47
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Starting the Engine
48
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Continuously Variable Automatic Trans
48
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Switching off the Engine
49
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Parking Brake
49
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Manual Transmission
50
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Parking Lamps/Low Beams
54
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Instrument Lighting
55
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Fog Lamps
55
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Interior Lamps
55
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Light-Emitting Diodes
56
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Washer/Wiper System
56
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Cruise Control
58
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Odometer
60
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Tachometer
60
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Fuel Gauge
60
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Coolant Temperature Gauge
61
Mini COOPER, COOPER Owner’s Manual (140 pages)
MINI OWNER’S MANUAL Automobile MINI COOPER, MINI COOPER S
Brand: Mini
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 1.76 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
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Notes on the Owner’s Manual
8
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Symbols Used
8
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Symbol for Vehicle Parts
8
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Your Individual Vehicle
8
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Editorial Notice
9
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For Your Own Safety
10
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Reporting Safety Defects
11
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Cockpit
14
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Display Elements
15
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Display Elements with Navigation System
16
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Indicator and Warning Lamps
17
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Multifunction Steering Wheel MFL
20
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Keys
24
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Central Locking System
25
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Opening and Closing — from Outside
25
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Opening and Closing — from Inside
28
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Tailgate
29
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Electric Power Windows
30
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Sliding/Tilt Sunroof
31
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Roller Sun Blind
32
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Correct Sitting Posture
33
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Seats
33
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Entry to the Rear
35
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Head Restraints
36
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Safety Belts
37
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Steering Wheel
37
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Mirrors
38
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Airbags
39
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Transporting Children Safely
40
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Vehicle Memory
43
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Ignition Lock
44
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Starting the Engine
44
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Switching off the Engine
45
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Parking Brake
45
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Manual Transmission
45
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Continuously Variable Automatic
45
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Transmission (CVT)
45
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Continuously Variable Automatic Transmission (CVT)
48
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Parking Lamps/Low Beams
51
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Instrument Lighting
52
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Fog Lamps
52
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Interior Lamps
52
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Light-Emitting Diodes
53
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Washer/Wiper System
53
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Cruise Control
56
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Odometer
57
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Tachometer
57
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Fuel Gauge
57
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Service Interval Display
59
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сд и подключению телефона???? С радио то реально не понятно как запоминать станции выбор их….. А в сервис ехать стыдоба с такими вопросами)))))))
Добрый день! А вы уверены что у вашей машины есть такая функция. Мне пришлось съездить в салон , Чтобы это узнать. Оказалось, что на рулето есть кнопка Блютуза, а в машине такого нет. Можно, конечно, сделать, но дорого выходило.
Запомнить станции не сложно. Включите сканирование и после этого автоматически они запомнятся . Не знаю как у других у меня так. Если получится, кину фоки и как я это делаю. Инструкции на свой миник не нашла. И даже не знаю как он правильно обзывается. Перерыла инет не нашла. В доках написано Мини Купер Д ( у меня дизельная) и мощность двигателя и все, без абревиатуры … но уже больше года езжу на нем и кнопки стали понятнее…гы….. А раньше была беда. С помывки забирала и заново настраивала радио ( мойдодыры их почему то сбивали).
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OWNER’S MANUAL MINI Contents MINI CONVERTIBLE Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG… -
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Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG… -
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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: Additional sources of information Display elements Keys Symbols used Display elements with navigation system Central locking system Your individual vehicle or Cockpit Chrono Pack Opening and closing: from outside Editorial notice Indicator and warning lamps Opening and closing: from inside…
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Washer fluid Cigarette lighter, 12 V power supply Cruise control Integrated universal remote control Everything under control: Loading and transporting cargo: Odometer Luggage compartment in the MINI Clock Luggage compartment in the MINI Fuel gauge Convertible Coolant temperature gauge Loading cargo… -
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Replacement procedures: Engine data MINI COOPER and Onboard tool kit Dimensions: MINI COOPER Convertible Wiper blades MINI MINI COOPER S and Lamps and bulbs MINI Convertible MINI COOPER S Convertible Repairing a flat tire Weights: Engine oil Space-saver spare tire… -
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INDEX Everything from A to Z Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG… -
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 We hope you will understand that equip- to help protect the environment. time in the future, please remember to…
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Page 9: Editorial Notice
Have the neces- Battery posts, terminals and related acces- ethanol or other oxygenates with up to sary work on your MINI carried out by a sories contain lead and lead compounds. 2.8% oxygen by weight, i.e. 15% MTBE or…
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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.
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Page 11: Reporting Safety Defects
Ville Tower C, 330 Spark Street, Ottawa ON inform the National Highway Traffic Safety K1A 0N5. 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.
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OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Overview Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG…
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Page 14: Cockpit
COCKPIT 1 >Parking lamps/Low beams 2 Washer/wiper system 6 Bonnet release >Turn signal indicators 3 Instrument lighting 7 Adjusting steering wheel >Standing lamps 4 Outside mirror adjustment 8 Horn >High beams >Headlamp flasher 5 Hazard warning flashers 9 Socket for Onboard Diagnostics >Onboard computer Online Edition for Part-No.
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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 indicator for automatic without onboard computer: transmission with Steptronic Display of outside temperature and cur- >Clock rent vehicle speed…
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DISPLAY ELEMENTS WITH NAVIGATION SYSTEM OR COCKPIT CHRONO PACK 1 Tachometer 3 Speedometer with indicator and warn- 5 Indicator for >Odometer with indicator and warning lamps, ing lamps, page >Trip odometer page 4 Trip odometer, reset to zero >Service interval 2 Display for onboard computer Setting the clock >Program indicator for automatic… -
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DISPLAY ELEMENTS WITH NAVIGATION SYSTEM OR COCKPIT CHRONO PACK 1 Indicator and warning lamps, page 3 Engine oil temperature 6 Indicator and warning lamps, page 2 Fuel gauge 4 Engine oil pressure 7 Fuel gauge 5 Coolant temperature For more information about the navigation system, refer to the Owner’s Manual for Navigation System. -
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The engine oil pressure is too low. lamp in the navigation system or Pull over immediately and switch Cockpit Chrono Pack off the engine. Please contact your MINI Lights up while driving: Dealer. Engine is too hot. Pull over to the side of the road immediately, switch off the Do not continue driving;… -
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INDICATOR AND WARNING LAMPS Yellow: stop immediately Red and yellow: continue driving Red: an important reminder cautiously Flat Tire Monitor Brake warning lamp with parking The warning lamp indicates a flat Brake warning light together with brake applied. tire or a system malfunction. In the yellow indicator lamp for ABS, CBC, More information on the parking event of a flat tire, an acoustic signal also… -
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INDICATOR AND WARNING LAMPS Red: check as soon as possible Yellow: check as soon as possible Engine The exhaust emissions have deteri- Airbags Antilock Brake System (ABS) orated. There is a malfunction in the airbag The ABS has failed. Conventional Have the vehicle checked as soon as possi- system. -
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INDICATOR AND WARNING LAMPS Yellow: for your information Green: for your information Blue: for your information The warning lamp comes on. Turn signal indicator High beams The gas cap is not correctly closed Flashes when turn signal indicator Comes on when the high beams or missing. -
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MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL Multifunction sports steering wheel 5 Fast forward/rewind or scroll through phone book: The multifunction sports steering wheel >Radio comes with integrated control buttons Press briefly: next/previous station enabling you to operate the following func- stored in memory tions quickly and safely, without having to Extended pressure: station scan take your eyes from the road:… -
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KEYS CENTRAL LOCKING SYSTEM Spare key The concept For keeping in a safe place, e.g. in your wal- The central locking system is ready for let. This key is not intended for constant operation whenever the driver’s door is use. closed.
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Page 27: Opening And Closing: From Outside
OPENING AND CLOSING: FROM OUTSIDE Via remote control Compliance statement: When the vehicle is unlocked or locked, the This device complies with part 15 of the anti-theft system is also deactivated/acti- FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the fol- vated and the interior lamp is switched on/ lowing two conditions: off.
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Hold the button pressed. The tailgate can be unlocked separately if In the MINI, the windows and the glass the vehicle has been locked via central lock- sunroof are opened. ing. In the MINI Convertible, the windows and 1 Unlocking and convenience opening the sliding sunroof are opened. -
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In the event of a system malfunction, Convenience closing via the door lock please contact your MINI Dealer. You can You can also close the power windows, also obtain replacement keys there. glass sunroof or the convertible top via the door lock. -
Page 30: Opening And Closing: From Inside
Windows and glass sunroof are opened. but the anti-theft system is not activated. You can have this function activated/ MINI Convertible: The fuel filler door remains unlocked. deactivated and the speed set.< Windows and sliding sunroof are opened.
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Page 31: Tailgate
TAILGATE To open from the outside Tailgate on the MINI Convertible To close Press the button in the handle strip or the The maximum load that may be To avoid injuries, as with all closing button on the remote control, refer to…
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TAILGATE Manual release in the MINI Convertible In the event of an electrical malfunction, you can also unlock the tailgate manually. 1. Use a master key or ignition key to release the catches of the rear backrests, refer to Through-loading system on… -
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TAILGATE ELECTRIC POWER WINDOWS From ignition key position 1: Press the switch upwards. The window closes until you release the switch. Watch the closing process to ensure that no one is injured.< After the ignition has been switched off: You can continue using the electric power windows for a limited period as long as no one opens either of the doors.
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Power windows in the MINI 1. Close the doors Convertible 2. Close both windows To open the windows: 3. Press both switches of the power win- >Tap the button:… -
Page 35: Glass Sunroof, Electric
GLASS SUNROOF, ELECTRIC To open and close After the ignition has been switched Be sure that adequate clearance is maintained for the opening path of You can continue using the glass sunroof the glass sunroof; otherwise damage can for a limited period as long as no one opens occur.
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Page 36: Roller Sun Blind
GLASS SUNROOF, ELECTRIC ROLLER SUN BLIND Trap 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 trap protection, be extremely careful that the travel path of the sunroof is not obstructed whenever it is closed.
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Page 37: Convertible Top With Integrated Sliding Sunroof
So that you can get the most enjoyment can lead to damage or personal injury. out of your MINI Convertible, please Make sure that the convertible top’s travel observe the following tips: path is clear and do not reach into the con- >It is recommended that you close the…
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CONVERTIBLE TOP WITH INTEGRATED SLIDING SUNROOF To close: Press button 1 until the convertible top and sliding sunroof are closed. If the convertible top is left open for a longer period of time, it may be necessary to support the first automatic closing pro- cedure. -
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CONVERTIBLE TOP WITH INTEGRATED SLIDING SUNROOF Checking Interruption secutive attempts to operate it, the con- vertible top system has overheated. Allow >The LED lights up during convertible top The automatic movement is immediately the system to cool down for approx. operation until the opening or closing interrupted when the buttons for convert- minutes.<… -
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CONVERTIBLE TOP WITH INTEGRATED SLIDING SUNROOF Manual closing in the event of an electrical malfunction Only close the convertible top manu- ally if it is absolutely necessary. Never open it manually. Improper handling of the convertible top can result in damage. The closing procedure must be completely fin- ished. -
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Page 42: Wind Deflector
WIND DEFLECTOR With the convertible top open, the wind deflector keeps air movement in the pas- senger compartment to a minimum, thus providing you with a pleasant drive, even at higher speeds. The wind deflector comes folded in a protective pouch and can be stored in the luggage compartment.
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WIND DEFLECTOR Removing Collapsing Adjusting screws 1. Fold down the upper part of the wind 1. To unlock, push the handle of the secur- The gap between the wind deflector and deflector ing pin on the side into its rearmost posi- the side trim panel can be adjusted using 2. -
Page 44: Safe Seating Position
SAFE SEATING POSITION The ideal seating position can make a vital Make sure that passengers do not lean equipped with four seats, each of which is contribution to relaxed, relatively fatigue- their heads against the side or head airbag, provided with a safety belt. free driving.
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Page 45: 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;…
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Page 46: 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.
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Page 47: Entry To The Rear
HEAD RESTRAINTS ENTRY TO THE REAR Original position Adjust the head restraint in such a way that it is centered roughly at ear Slide the seat back to its home posi- level. Otherwise, there is an increased risk tion before folding back the backrest, of injury in the event of an accident.
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Page 48: Safety Belts
Airbags are an additional the seats on page 42. safety device and work in conjunction with the safety belts, but do not replace them. Safety belt height in the MINI Convertible To close The seat belt height is adapted to your Make sure you hear the lock engage in the body size if you are sitting correctly.
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Page 49: Seat Heating
Have the necessary work carried out only by a MINI Dealer or a workshop that has specially trained personnel working in accordance…
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Page 50: Mirrors
MIRRORS Press the edge of the lens. To fold the mirrors in or out* Press button 3. The mirrors can be folded in or out up to a road speed of approx. 20 mph / 30 km/h. This can be useful on narrow roads, for example, or to reset the mirrors to their correct positions after they have been folded in.
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Page 51: Vehicle Memory
77. In developing this vehicle, the manufac- turer of the MINI has incorporated a num- This symbol alerts you to Vehicle ber of options which can be programmed Memory functions in the Owner’s specifically for your vehicle.
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Page 52: Transporting Children Safely
Exception for the front passenger seat diminished.< In principle, all seats in your MINI or MINI Should it be necessary to use a child- Convertible except for the driver’s seat are restraint system on the front passen-…
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As an example, the illustration shows the 2. Guide the tether strap through the being pulled out in order to secure child- MINI COOPER and the MINI COOPER S. mounting for the head restraint restraint systems. 3. Push the head restraint into its lower- There are two additional anchors for child- most position. -
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TRANSPORTING CHILDREN SAFELY LATCH child-restraint fixing system LATCH: Lower Anchor and Tethers for CHil- dren. The anchor points for the LATCH child- restraint fixing system are behind the marked cover caps. Flip up the correspond- ing cover caps. To mount a LATCH child-restraint sys- tem, follow the system manufac- turer’s operating and safety instructions.<… -
Page 55: Ignition Lock
IGNITION LOCK STARTING THE ENGINE The ignition key cannot be turned to Do not allow the engine to run in position 0 and removed until the selector enclosed spaces. Breathing the nox- lever is in position P. ious exhaust gases can lead to uncon- sciousness and death.
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Page 56: Switching Off The Engine
STARTING THE ENGINE SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE PARKING BRAKE Manual transmission You should never remove the ignition key when the vehicle is in motion, as 1. Engage the parking brake the steering lock could engage. 2. Gearshift lever in idle position When you leave the vehicle, always remove 3.
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Page 57: Manual Transmission
PARKING BRAKE MANUAL TRANSMISSION Reverse gear force. Keep your thumb pressed against the release button while pulling the lever up Before selecting reverse gear, ensure the carefully. vehicle is stationary; then, fully depress the Otherwise, excessive force could lead to clutch and pause briefly before moving the overbraking and loss of traction, i.e.
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Page 58: Automatic Transmission With Steptronic
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WITH STEPTRONIC In addition to the fully automatic mode, If the engine speed is too high when you can shift gears manually using Step- the vehicle is at a standstill, the selec- tronic, refer to page 57. tor lever is also blocked to protect the transmission.
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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WITH STEPTRONIC Kickdown Kickdown can be used to achieve maxi- mum vehicle performance. Press the accelerator pedal past the increased resistance point at the full-throt- tle position. Available displays M/S + – Manual mode and Sport program P R N D SD M1 to M6 EP Switch from D into M/S + –: This activates the Sport program and dis- plays SD in the gear indicator in the speed-… -
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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WITH STEPTRONIC Switching from M/S + – Manual mode into In the MINI COOPER S, with the selec- the selector lever positions P, R and N is tor lever in position D, automatic only possible via D. mode, you can shift gears using the shift paddles on the steering wheel. -
Page 61: Parking Lamps/Low Beams
PARKING LAMPS/LOW BEAMS Low beams cle lights should be switched on. For exam- ple, the sensors are not able to detect fog. Turn the light switch to position 2. To avoid safety risks, you should respond to With the low beams on and with these kinds of low-visibility situations by the ignition switched off, only the switching the headlamps on…
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Page 62: Turn Signal Indicator/Headlamp Flasher
PARKING LAMPS/LOW BEAMS TURN SIGNAL INDICATOR/HEADLAMP FLASHER ‘Lights on’ warning If the lights have not been switched off and the ignition key is in position 0, an acoustic signal sounds for a few seconds when you open the driver’s door to remind you that the lights have not been switched off.
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Page 63: Interior Lamps
INSTRUMENT LIGHTING FOG LAMPS INTERIOR LAMPS Switching the interior light in the MINI To control the instrument lighting, press When the parking lamps/low beams are on and off manually the button. switched on: Tap the switch upwards or downwards. Press button 1 briefly.
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Page 64: Washer/Wiper System
The wipers will move once across the wind- shield. To deactivate the rain sensor: Lever in position 0. Switching the interior light in the MINI 0 Wipers parked Switch the rain sensor off when pass- Convertible on and off manually ing through an automatic car wash.
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Page 65: Washer Fluid
WASHER/WIPER SYSTEM WASHER FLUID You can have this function activated/ deactivated.< Cleaning windshield and headlamps∗ The system sprays washer fluid against the windshield. The wipers are automatically activated for a brief period. When the vehicle lighting is on, the head- lamps are also cleaned at appropriate inter- vals.
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Page 66: Cruise Control
WASHER FLUID CRUISE CONTROL On the multifunction sports steering wheel Above approx. 20 mph / 30 km/h the cruise control maintains and stores any desired speed. Do not use cruise control when unfa- vorable conditions make it inadvis- able to drive at a constant speed. Other- wise, the vehicle could go out of control and an accident could be caused.
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CRUISE CONTROL To deactivate To continue cruise control If you are already driving with active cruise control, the speed is decreased by approx. Press button 2 repeatedly until the indica- Press button 1. 1 mph / 2 km/h every time you tap the but- tor lamp goes out. -
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ODOMETER CLOCK FUEL GAUGE Setting In the speedometer or Cockpit Chrono 1 Trip odometer/clock Pack* The clock must be shown on the display. 2 Odometer If the LED begins to be lit continuously, 1. If necessary, press button 1 to display there are approx.
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Page 69: Coolant Temperature Gauge
FUEL GAUGE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE Drive with moderation and at low engine speeds. If necessary, switch off the engine and allow it to cool down. Checking coolant level, refer to page 115. Temperature warning LED 1 lights up while driving: Engine is too hot.
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Page 70: Tachometer
Please schedule an appointment with your MINI Dealer or a workshop that has spe- cially trained personnel working in accor- dance with the specifications of your MINI Remaining distance for service Do not operate the engine with the needle manufacturer.
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Page 71: Onboard Computer
ONBOARD COMPUTER Black ice can occur at temperatures above +36/377 as well. You should therefore drive carefully on bridges and shaded roads, for example; as other- wise there is an increased risk of an acci- dent.< With navigation system: The temperature is displayed in the status line of the navigation system, refer to the Owner’s Manual for Navigation System.
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ONBOARD COMPUTER otherwise engine functions are not guaran- teed and damage could occur.< Average speed, average fuel consumption To reset average consumption, average speed: Press the button in the turn signal indicator lever for a long time. The average consumption is determined for the time during which the engine is run- ning. -
Page 73: Driving Stability Control Systems
DRIVING STABILITY CONTROL SYSTEMS Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)* Your MINI or MINI Convertible is equipped tion, especially when just starting off, with a series of systems that help maintain when accelerating or when cornering. DSC prevents slip at the drive wheels while…
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DRIVING STABILITY CONTROL SYSTEMS Switching the ASC or DSC on again Briefly press the switch once again. The indicator lamp goes out. Indicator lamp The indicator lamp will go out shortly after the ignition has been switched on, refer to pages 17, 18. If the indicator lamp flashes: ASC or DSC is regulating drive torque and braking forces. -
Page 75: 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-…
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Page 77: Airbags
When needed, the bled only by a MINI Dealer or a workshop head and side airbags help to furnish pro- with specially trained personnel working in tection in the event of side impact.
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PARK DISTANCE CONTROL (PDC) The concept System limitations You can have a signal tone set as a confirmation that PDC has been acti- The PDC assists you when you back into a Even with PDC, final responsibility for vated.< parking space. A signal tone tells you the estimating the distance between the current distance to an object behind your vehicle and any objects always remains…
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Page 80: 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 Air volume/Blower 10 Rear window defroster 3 Air for the front and rear footwells 7 Cooling function Online Edition for Part-No.
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AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Air volume/Blower Rear window defroster Cooling function You can select blower speeds The LED is lit when the rear win- The LED is lit when the cooling from 1 to 4. Position 0: fan is off. dow defroster is on. function is on. -
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The integrated microfilter removes dust and pollen from the incoming or recircu- lated 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. -
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AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL 1 Air onto the windshield and onto the 5 Interior temperature sensor, please keep 10 Temperature side windows clear and unobstructed 11 Display for air temperature and air 2 Air for the upper body area 6 Recirculated air mode volume 3 Air for the front and rear footwells 7 Cooling function…
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AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL Automatic air distribution and volume Cooling function The recirculated air mode should not be used constantly over a longer The LED is lit when the AUTO pro- The LED is lit when the cooling period of time; otherwise the air quality in gram is on. -
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Condensation is removed from the win- lutants from the outside air. dows more quickly when the cooling func- Your MINI Dealer replaces this combined tion is also activated. Draft-free ventilation filter as a standard part of your scheduled… -
Page 86: Glove Compartment
GLOVE COMPARTMENT CENTER ARMREST To open Ventilation Storage compartments Pull the handle. To allow ventilation: Depending on the equipment version , the The light goes on. center armrest between the front seats Turn the rotary switch to the horizontal contains a compartment or a base plate for position.
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Page 87: Drinks Holders, Ashtray
200 watts at 12 volts. Avoid damaging the socket with plugs of different shapes or sizes. If the vehicle is equipped with a MINI Mobility System, the 12 V socket is also for supplying the compressor. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG…
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If you have any additional question, please contact your MINI Dealer or The signal of an original control device can call: 1-800-355-3515. be programmed onto one of the three You can also find more information on the memory buttons 1. -
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LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT IN THE MINI Luggage compartment cover When the tailgate is opened, the luggage compartment cover is also raised. Never place any heavy or hard objects on the luggage compartment cover; otherwise occupants could be injured dur- ing braking maneuvers.<…
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Page 91: Luggage Compartment In The Mini Convertible
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT IN THE MINI CONVERTIBLE Loading aid Expanding the luggage compartment Through-loading system volume When the convertible top is closed, you can To be able to transport larger objects, the load the vehicle more easily by releasing You can enlarge the luggage compartment rear backrest can be folded down.
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Page 92: Loading Cargo
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT IN THE MINI CONVERTIBLE LOADING CARGO Avoid overloading the vehicle so that the permissible carrying capacity of the tires is not exceeded. Overloading can lead to overheating and damage inside the tires. Depending on the circumstances, this can result in sudden air loss.<…
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LOADING CARGO 4. The resulting figure equals the available amount of cargo and luggage load capacity. For example, if the YYY amount equals 1,400 lbs. and there will be four 150 lbs. passengers in your vehicle, the amount of available cargo and luggage load capacity is 800 lbs.: 1,400 lbs. -
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As an example, the illustration shows the opposite buckle. This provides additional ble, directly behind the backrests, and as luggage compartment of the MINI. stabilization for the backrests. low as possible >Secure smaller and lighter items using >Cover sharp edges and corners… -
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Do not secure the roof-mounted luggage wise the vehicle’s operating safety is no rack to the MINI’s trim strips or to the MINI longer assured and it will not be in compli- Convertible top. Otherwise, the lack of a ance with the certification regulations.
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BREAK-IN PROCEDURES GENERAL DRIVING NOTES Moving parts need to be given some time Tires until they can interact smoothly with one Due to technical factors associated with another. To ensure that your vehicle pro- their manufacture, tires do not achieve vides maximum economy throughout a their full traction potential until after an long service life, we request that you com-…
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GENERAL DRIVING NOTES Mobile communications in the vehicle Clothes hooks Close the tailgate The manufacturer of your MINI rec- When suspending clothing from the Drive the vehicle only when the tail- ommends that you do not use mobile hooks, ensure that they will not gate is completely closed. -
Page 101: Refueling
REFUELING Observe the following when refueling US models only: Always observe all safety precautions The warning lamp comes on. posted at the service station when The gas cap is not correctly closed handling fuel.< or missing. Check if the gas cap is correctly closed.
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Canada. Fuels containing up to and includ- ing 10% ethanol or other oxygenates with up to 2.8% oxygen by weight, that is, 15% Manual release with the MINI Manual release with the MINI MTBE or 3% methanol plus an equivalent… -
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MINI. drive with deflated, i.e. flat, tires except if ambient temperature. Your MINI Dealer will be glad to advise you. Run Flat tires are fitted. A flat tire greatly impairs steering and braking response, and…
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30/210 30/210 35/240 35/240 195/55 R 16 87 H 205/45 R 17 84 V M+S A/S MINI COOPER/ 205/45 R 17 84 V MINI COOPER Convertible 175/60 R 15 84 H M+S 175/60 R 16 82 H M+S 195/55 R 16 87 H M+S… -
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195/55 R 16 87 V 195/55 R 16 87 H M+S 33/230 33/230 33/230 33/230 38/260 38/260 205/45 R 17 84 V M+S A/S MINI COOPER S 205/45 R 17 84 V M+S 35/240 35/240 35/240 35/240 39/270 39/270 205/45 R 17 84 V… -
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Week 35 of the year 2005. Speed code letter, For example, a tire graded 150 would wear The manufacturer of your MINI recom- in front of the R on ZR tires one and one-half, 1 γ, times as well on the mends replacing all tires after 6 years at government course as a tire graded 100.
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Page 108: Tire Condition
TIRE CODING TIRE CONDITION Traction Standard No. 109. Grades B and A represent Inspect your tires frequently for tread wear, higher levels of performance on the labora- signs of damage and for foreign objects The traction grades, from highest to low- tory test wheel than the minimum required lodged in the tread.
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Drive carefully to the nearest tire and are marked on the sidewall of the MINI Dealer or tire dealer, or have the vehi- tire with TWI, Tread Wear Indicator. When cle towed there, if necessary. -
Page 110: Run Flat Tires
RSC on safety. This is due to possible variations in In the MINI COOPER S and MINI COOPER S the side of the tire. casing structures and, in some cases, to…
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Page 111: New Wheels And Tires
Although versa. Keep in mind that no spare wheel is other wheels and tires may theoretically available in the event of a flat. Your MINI have the same dimensions, variations in Dealer will be glad to advise you.
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Page 112: Snow Chains
Special characteristics of winter tires Only certain types of snow chains have been tested by the manufacturer of your The manufacturer of your MINI recom- MINI, classified as road-safe and recom- mends winter tires for driving in adverse mended. Contact your MINI Dealer for winter road conditions.
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Page 113: Bonnet
If you are not famil- iar with the regulations to be observed, have the necessary work on your vehicle carried out only by a MINI Dealer or a work- shop that has specially trained personnel working in accordance with the specifica- tions of the MINI manufacturer.
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Page 114: Mini Cooper And Mini Cooper Convertible
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: MINI COOPER AND MINI COOPER CONVERTIBLE 1 Reservoir for windshield and rear 4 Engine oil filler neck 7 Reservoir for headlamp cleaning window washer system system 5 Battery 2 Vehicle identification number 8 Engine oil dipstick 6 Brake fluid reservoir 3 Coolant expansion tank Online Edition for Part-No.
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Page 115: Mini Cooper S And Mini Cooper S Convertible
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: MINI COOPER S AND MINI COOPER S CONVERTIBLE 1 Reservoir for windshield and rear 3 Coolant expansion tank 6 Brake fluid reservoir window washer system 4 Engine oil filler neck 7 Reservoir for headlamp cleaning 2 Vehicle identification number…
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Page 116: Engine Oil
Oil change Have the oil changed only by a MINI Dealer Measuring the oil level As with fuel economy, oil consumption is or a workshop that has specially trained 1.
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Page 117: Coolant
ENGINE OIL COOLANT Approved engine oils The correct SAE grade for your MINI is Do not open the cooling system when determined by the climatic conditions of the engine is hot. Escaping coolant The quality of the engine oil selected has…
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5. MINI COOPER and MINI COOPER Con- vertible: Press the cap on and press it down firmly. MINI COOPER S and MINI COOPER S Con- vertible: Turn the cap back on and tighten it As an example, the illustration shows the… -
Page 119: Brake System
Have the system checked immediately. Use brake pads which the manufac- turer of your MINI has approved for If the brake fluid level is too low and brake your particular vehicle model. The manu- pedal travel has become longer, there may…
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Page 120: Mini Maintenance System
MINI covers every kind of operating situation. your vehicle, but also plays a significant Dealer or a workshop that has specially People who drive very little, i.e.
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Page 121: Socket For Onboard Diagnostics Obd
Dealer.< sions-related components, especially the catalytic converter. Washing your vehicle You can wash your new MINI or MINI Con- If the fuel filler cap is not properly vertible in automatic car washes from the tightened, the OBD system may con- beginning.
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CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE damage caused by undesired wiper activa- Vehicle paintwork Care of special parts tion.< >Light-alloy wheels Regular care contributes greatly to driving safety and value retention. Use wheel cleaner especially during the Rod antenna winter months, but do not use any Environmental influences varying from one If necessary, for example before aggressive, acidic, strong alkali or rough… -
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Care of the MINI Convertible’s top The leather and imitation leather used by The appearance and service life of the con- the manufacturer of your MINI are high vertible top largely depend on the proper quality products processed using state-of- care and operation of the convertible top. -
Page 124: Vehicle Storage
CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE VEHICLE STORAGE If the convertible top is very dirty, it is rec- Your MINI Dealer will be glad to advise you ommended that it be cleaned with a spe- on what is important if the vehicle is to be cial convertible top cleaning agent.
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4. Unhook the wiper blade towards the tool kit stored at the locations described MINI COOPER S and MINI COOPER S Con- windshield below: vertible: 5. Pull the wiper blade past the wiper arm >Tire change set:…
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Page 129: Lamps And Bulbs
To replace bulbs which are not described the cable from the negative terminal of the here, please contact a MINI Dealer or a battery. Failure to do this could result in workshop that has specially trained per- short circuits.
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5 watt bulb For checking and adjusting headlamp carried out only by a MINI Dealer or a work- The parking lamps and standing lamps are aim, please contact your MINI shop that has specially trained personnel integrated in the lamp housing of the turn Dealer.<… -
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1. Slide the lamp toward the rear of the Rear lamp 2: 21/5 watt bulb ment for MINI and MINI Convertible. vehicle and remove Backup lamp 3: 16 watts 2. Remove and replace the bulb. -
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In the event of a malfunction, please sources for many of the controls and dis- contact your MINI Dealer or a work- plays in your vehicle. These light-emitting shop that has specially trained personnel… -
Page 133: Repairing A Flat Tire
>Vehicles with a space-saver spare tire, 7 Lifting handle refer to the following section >Vehicles with MINI Mobility System, The onboard tool kit includes a pouch with a plastic bag in which you can place the refer to page 135.
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SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE Removing the space-saver spare tire 3. Screw the lifting handle from the 5. Squeeze the securing spring onboard tool kit onto the thread 6. The space-saver spare tire is released The screw connection of the space-saver 4. Raise the lifting handle slightly and must be held by the lifting handle spare tire is in the luggage compartment 7. -
Page 135: Changing Tires
SPACE-SAVER SPARE TIRE CHANGING TIRES Driving with the space-saver spare tire Additional safety measures in the event of a tire change: Drive cautiously. Do not exceed a speed of Change the tire only on a level, firm surface 50 mph / 80 km/h. which is not slippery.
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CHANGING TIRES 6. Tighten all the lug bolts firmly in a diag- onal pattern 7. Lower the vehicle 8. Remove the jack. Tightening the lug bolts Tighten the lug bolts in a diagonal pattern. As soon as possible, have the secure seating of the lug bolts, tightening torque 88.5 lb ft/120 Nm, checked using a calibrated torque wrench. -
Page 137: Mini Mobility System
Using the MINI Mobility System In order to repair a flat tire with the MINI Mobility System, proceed as follows: >Pump in liquid sealant, refer to page >Reinflate the tire, refer to page >Distribute liquid sealant, refer to…
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MINI MOBILITY SYSTEM 7. Hold the filling canister with the cap down and squeeze. Squeeze the entire contents of the canis- ter into the tire 8. Remove filling hose 9. Screw valve core into the tire valve with the valve remover. -
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6. Unscrew hose 1 from the tire valve When changing a tire, always observe the Turn on compressor 2. Correct the tire 7. Store the MINI Mobility System back in safety measures and the procedure for inflation pressure to the specified value, the vehicle. -
Page 140: Vehicle Battery
Individual settings are also lost and it from tilting during transport.< must be reprogrammed: MINI COOPER S and MINI COOPER S Con- >The clock must be reset, refer to page vertible: >The power windows must be reinitial- The battery is located in the luggage com- ized, refer to page partment under the floor mat.
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Page 141: Fuses
Convertible to the right of the battery. trim panel. In the MINI COOPER S and the MINI COO- Open the fuse box lid. To do so, press the PER S Convertible to the right of the air fil- fastener.
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Page 142: Jump-Starting
Make sure that there is ing and pose an injury hazard.< In the MINI COOPER S and the MINI no contact between the bodywork of the COOPER S Convertible, the auxiliary jump- two vehicles to avoid a short circuit haz- starting terminal, arrow 1, acts as the posi- ard.<…
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Page 143: Towing And Tow-Starting
3. Allow the engines of both vehicles to run onboard tool kit, refer to page 126; be sure Engine or body ground in your MINI or MINI for several minutes. that it remains with the vehicle at all times.
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Attach the tow bar to the towing eye- The illustration shows by way of example let only. Attaching it to other parts of Only tow vehicles featuring auto- the MINI COOPER and the MINI COOPER the vehicle can result in damage.< matic transmission with Steptronic Convertible. -
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With a tow truck: 2. Turn the ignition key to position 2 Have the MINI or MINI Convertible trans- 3. Engage the 3rd gear ported by a tow truck with a lift sling, or on 4. Have the vehicle towed with the clutch a flatbed. -
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OVERVIEW CONTROLS OPERATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE OWNER SERVICE PROCEDURES TECHNICAL DATA INDEX Data Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG… -
Page 148: Engine Data
ENGINE DATA MINI COOPER, MINI COOPER S, MINI COOPER S, MINI COOPER Convertible MINI COOPER S Convertible MINI COOPER S Convertible with John Cooper Works Displacement cu in/cmµ 97.5/1,598 97.5/1,598 97.5/1,598 Number of cylinders Maximum output hp/kW 115/85 168/125 208/155…
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Page 149: Dimensions Mini
DIMENSIONS: MINI All measurements in inches/millimeters. Smallest turning circle dia. 34 ft 10 in/10.66 m. Values following a ; are differing values for MINI COOPER S. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG…
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Page 150: Mini Convertible
DIMENSIONS: MINI CONVERTIBLE All measurements in inches/millimeters. Smallest turning circle dia. 34 ft 10 in/10.66 m. Values following a ; are differing values for MINI COOPER S. Online Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 801 — © 09/05 BMW AG…
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Page 151: Weights Mini
816/370 Approved front axle load lbs/kg 1,918/870 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 Luggage compartment volume cu ft/liters 5.3/150 5.3/150 with rear backrest folded down cu ft/liters 23.7/670…
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Page 152: Mini Convertible
771/350 Approved front axle load lbs/kg 1,918/870 1,962/890 Approved rear axle load lbs/kg 1,697/770 1,763/800 Approved roof load, with special MINI roof rack lbs/kg – – Luggage compartment volume cu ft/liters 4.2/120 4.2/120 with luggage compartment cover hooked in above cu ft/liters 5.8/165…
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Page 153: Capacities
Cooling system including heater circuit quarts/liters 5.6/5.3 MINI COOPER and More details, refer to page MINI COOPER Convertible 6.3/6.0 MINI COOPER S and MINI COOPER S Convertible Engine with oil filter change quarts/liters 4.8/4.5 MINI COOPER and High Performance Synthetic Oil:…
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EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z All-season tires, refer to Winter Automatic transmission with Belts, refer to Safety belts ABS Antilock Brake System tires Steptronic Beverage holders indicator lamp 17, Antenna ignition Black ice, refer to Temperature Accessories, refer to Your Antifreeze indicator lamp warning… -
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Vehicle Memory California Proposition 65 Cargo area, refer to Luggage Chrome-plated parts, care Consumption, refer to warning compartment in the MINI Cigarette lighter Average consumption Capacities Carpet care Cigarette lighter socket Current fuel consumption Car care, refer to Caring for your… -
Page 158: Display Elements With Navigation System Or Cockpit Chrono Pack
EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Convertible top Cup holders, refer to Beverage Defrosting and demisting Disposal care holders windows vehicle battery convenience operation Curb weight, refer to air conditioning system Distance covered, refer to electrical malfunction Weights 149, automatic climate control Odometer emergency closing Current fuel consumption…
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Failure of an electrical Foot braking, refer to General fuel filler door COOPER Convertible consumer driving notes glass sunroof, electric MINI COOPER S and MINI Fastening safety belts, refer to Front airbags tailgate COOPER S Convertible Safety belts Front turn signal indicators,… -
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EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z Fuel filler door Glass sunroof, electric Heating Ignition lock unlocking in the event of convenience operation exterior mirrors Illuminated vanity mirror electrical malfunction opening and closing in the rear window 79, Imitation leather Fuel tank capacity event of an electrical seats Imprint… -
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Jets, refer to Windshield Light-emitting diodes Luggage compartment in the fuel filler door washer jets (LEDs) MINI glass sunroof, electric John Cooper Works Kit Lighter Luggage compartment lid tailgate Jump-starting Lighting of the instruments emergency operation, refer Manual air distribution… -
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Onboard computer warning lamp Memory restraints Onboard tool kit Parking lamps Microfilter New tires MINI Mobility System bulb replacement air conditioning system Non-smoker’s equipment Run Flat tires Parking lamps/Low beams automatic climate control package, refer to Cigarette space-saver spare tire… -
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Power windows compartment cover Reservoir, washing systems Safety belt height Pressure, tires Rear turn signal indicators, bulb Restraint systems adjustment reinflation using MINI replacement for children Safety belts Mobility System Rear window wiper 63, refer to Safety belts care Protective function, electric… -
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Selector lever positions, refer to Ashtray transmission with Luggage compartment in the automatic transmission with Snow chains Steptronic MINI Convertible Steptronic Socket 12 V Stability control, refer to Storing the tires Selector lever shiftlock, refer to Socket for Driving stability control… -
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Torque Trip odometer Temperature display Tire puncture engine Trunk, refer to Luggage ice warning Run Flat tires lug bolts compartment in the MINI outside temperature Tow bar Convertible setting units Tow rope Turn signal indicators Temperature grades Towing indicator lamp… -
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Universal remote control parking Weights 149, Windshield wipers Unlocking storage Wheel stud wrench intermittent operation bonnet washing MINI Mobility System Windshield wipers, refer to from inside weight 149, space-saver spare tire Washer/wiper system from outside Vehicle battery Wheel/tire combination Windshield, cleaning… -
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REFUELING Fuel Designation Please enter your preferred fuel quality here. Engine oil Quality The oil volume between the two marks on the dip- stick corresponds to approx. 1.1 US quarts/1 liter. Tire inflation pressure Summer Winter To ensure that you always have convenient access to all essential information when you stop for fuel, front rear… -
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