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OVERVIEW Driving area8Driving areaAround the steering wheel: Controls and displays1 Adjusting outside mirrors, folding in and out* 372Side lights 76Lo

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions98Multi-function hooks*Holders on the left and right-hand sides of the facing for the roller cover for luggage compar

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 99Roof rack*A special roof rack system is available as an accessory for your MINI. Your MINI Service Cen-tre will gl

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions100The mounting of the removable ball head and the trailer socket are located on the floor behind the bumper.A fitted

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 1011. Remove the cover stopper of the mounting by pulling it downwards and stow it in the vehicle.2. Insert the ball

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions102obtained from your MINI Service Centre as optional accessories.Electrical consumersWhen towing a caravan, try to a

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 103Drive with foresightAvoid accelerating and braking unnecessarily. To do so, maintain an appropriately large gap b

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions104> Only drive through water on roads up to a maximum depth of 30 cm, 1 ft. Proceed no faster than walking pace b

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Driving area OVERVIEW 96 Ignition lock 467 Buttons* on steering wheel8 Horn, entire surface9 Adjusting the steering wheel 38Headlight beam throw adjus

Entertainment Radio MINI CD108Radio MINI CDSwitching radio on/offPress rotary knob. The radio selects the most recently selected audio source:> Rad

Radio MINI CD Entertainment 109> Speed-related volume: To level 3To reset these settings:1. Hold button down until "REG ON" or "RE

Entertainment Radio MINI CD110Saving station with best receptionFM stationPress the button repeatedly until "AUTOSTORE" is displayed.It ca

Radio MINI CD Entertainment 111Regional programmes*Certain FM stations broadcast regional pro-grammes all the time or at certain times of day.If you h

Entertainment Radio MINI CD112Next to "TR" the file is displayed, after it the track, e.g. file 5, track 3.To change the file:1. Press the

Radio MINI CD Entertainment 113Damaged CDsAvoid finger prints as well as dust, scratches and humidity.Keep CDs in a sleeve.Do not expose CDs to temper

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD114Radio MINI Boost CDSwitching radio on/offPress left rotary knob. The radio selects the most recently selected audi

Radio MINI Boost CD Entertainment 115Setting volume for external audio devicesYour radio supports the option of connecting an external audio device, e

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD116Selecting station manually via frequency1. Press the button.2. Press respective button to enter desired fre-quenc

Radio MINI Boost CD Entertainment 117Traffic reports*You can receive traffic reports, while you are lis-tening to a CD, for example. For this, the TP

OVERVIEW Driving area10Displays1 Revolution counter 58with indicator and warning lights 112 Display for> Current vehicle speed 58> Indicator and

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD118Listing to digital radio1. Press the MODE button.2.Press the button.You will hear the most recently selected stati

Radio MINI Boost CD Entertainment 119Memorising stationsYou can save 12 stations:1. Select station.2. … Hold down desired but-ton until the station

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD120To interrupt the scan and select a track:Press the button.Selecting MP3 tracksThe CD player can also play CDs with

Radio MINI Boost CD Entertainment 121Only label the upperside of CDs with a suitable pen.Damaged CDsAvoid finger prints as well as dust, scratches and

Entertainment Radio MINI Boost CD122USB deviceFor audio playback over the car's loudspeaker system, connect the USB device to connection 2.After

Radio MINI Boost CD Entertainment 123Notes> The USB/audio interface supplies the con-nected audio devices with current if the audio device supports

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COMMUNICATION Telephone126TelephoneOverviewPrincipleMobile phones or other external devices such as audio players can be connected to the vehicle over

Telephone COMMUNICATION 127Using the mobile phone via the radioTo call up the menu shown above, see page 132.1 Make and receive calls 131> "NR

Driving area OVERVIEW 11Indicator and warning lightsPrincipleIndicator and warning lights can come on in var-ious combinations and colours in panel 1

COMMUNICATION Telephone12810 Switch display 132> "TEL": phone> "COMP": computer> "CONFIG": settings11 Radio on/

Telephone COMMUNICATION 1295. Press the button.6. Press the button.Turn the right-hand rotary knob to show the Bluetooth name of your vehicle on the d

COMMUNICATION Telephone130Turn the right-hand knob to display the phone number for the hotline and the information required for pairing on the display

Telephone COMMUNICATION 131from the vehicle and pair and connect just one device.> Has the mobile phone stopped responding? Switch the mobile phone

COMMUNICATION Telephone132Rejecting a call Press the button.Ending a callPress the button on the radio or on the steer-ing wheel.Alternatively: Pres

Telephone COMMUNICATION 133> "CALLS"The phone numbers of the last eight calls received are stored. In order for this to work, it has to b

COMMUNICATION Telephone134Dialling phone numbers saved in a listTo select an entry and establish a connection:1. Press the MENU button.2. Press the bu

Telephone COMMUNICATION 135Possible commandsHaving possible commands read aloudPress the button on the steering wheel.Possible commands are read alou

COMMUNICATION Telephone136Reading out and selecting entriesSelecting an entryAdjusting the volumeTurn the knob whilst you are speaking.> The volume

Telephone COMMUNICATION 1372. Insert the snap-in adapter at the front, arrow 1, and press down, arrow 2, until it engages.Inserting the mobile phone1.

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MOBILITY Refuelling140RefuellingFuel filler flapOpening1. Open the fuel filler flap.2. Turn the fuel filler cap anticlockwise.3. Place the tank cap in

Refuelling MOBILITY 141The vehicle can be refuelled with fuel containing a maximum of 10% ethanol, i.e. E10.Do not use E85, i.e. fuel that contains 85

MOBILITY Wheels and tyres142Wheels and tyresTyre pressuresInformation for your safetyThe condition of the tyres and maintenance of the correct tyre pr

Wheels and tyres MOBILITY 143Minimum tread depthWear indicators in the base of the tread groove are distributed around the tyre's circumference;

MOBILITY Wheels and tyres144Correct wheels and tyresThe manufacturer of your MINI recommends fitting only wheels and tyres that it has approved for yo

Wheels and tyres MOBILITY 145Snow chains*Only certain fine-link snow chains have been tested, found safe for use in traffic, and recom-mended by the m

MOBILITY In the engine compartment146In the engine compartmentDo not work on the car unless you possess the necessary technical knowledge. If unfamili

In the engine compartment MOBILITY 147Important accessories in the engine compartmentPetrol engine1 Vehicle Identification Number2 Battery, under the

Driving area OVERVIEW 131 Microphone for voice control system* and hands-free mode for telephone*2 Indicator/warning light* for front passenger airbag

MOBILITY In the engine compartment148Diesel engine1 Vehicle Identification Number2 Battery, under the cover 1683 Engine oil filler cap 1494 Engine oil

In the engine compartment MOBILITY 149engine, and approx. 1.2 litres, approx. 2.6 pints, for the diesel engine.Do not add oil beyond the upper dipstic

MOBILITY In the engine compartment150Service Centre can provide details of which addi-tives are suitable.Use only suitable additives, otherwise the en

Maintenance MOBILITY 151MaintenanceMINI Maintenance SystemThe MINI Maintenance System contributes towards upholding the roadworthiness and operating r

MOBILITY Maintenance152Socket for on-board diagnosis OBDComponents that are crucial for the composition of emissions can be checked with a device usin

General care MOBILITY 153General careCare productsRegular cleaning and care make an appreciable contribution to the value maintenance of your MINI.The

MOBILITY General care154Steam jets/high pressure cleaning jetsIf you use steam jet cleaners or high-pres-sure cleaners, make sure you maintain an adeq

General care MOBILITY 155Do no apply silicone sprays or other prod-ucts containing silicone to rubber seals, as otherwise noise and damage could resul

MOBILITY General care156If floor carpets are more heavily soiled, use a microfibre cloth and water or a textile cleaning agent to clean them. In doing

Replacing parts MOBILITY 157Replacing partsWiper bladesChanging front wiper blades1. Swing the wiper arm clear and hold it in this position.2. Squeeze

OVERVIEW Radio MINI CD14Radio MINI CD1 On/off, setting volume2 Setting values, setting time3 Selecting stations manually4 Sampling station/title manua

MOBILITY Replacing parts158resemble conventional laser diodes and are classified by law as Class 1 light-emitting diodes.Do not remove the covers or e

Replacing parts MOBILITY 1593. Fold the retaining clip to the side, arrow 3.4. Remove the bulb.5. Install new bulb with the tab pointing upwards, arro

MOBILITY Replacing parts160Changing fog light bulbH8 bulb, 35 watts1. Turn the wheel.2. Remove cover 2.To do so, turn the cover anticlockwise.3. Attac

Replacing parts MOBILITY 1613. Release the bulb holder by pressing down on the clamping clip, arrow.4. Take out the bulb holder.5. Press the bulb in s

MOBILITY Replacing parts162Sealant and compressor1 Sealant cylinder with speed limit sticker2 Filler hosePlease observe the best before date on the se

Replacing parts MOBILITY 163Do not let the compressor run for more than 10 minutes. Otherwise the device will overheat and could be dam-aged.<8. Sw

MOBILITY Replacing parts164> Jack> Ratchet> Wheel brace> Puller for central wheel cover> ChockFor Australia/New Zealand: vehicle jack*T

Replacing parts MOBILITY 1652. Fix ratchet to the mounting on the support point, arrow 1.3. While cranking up, attach jack head to the mounting point

MOBILITY Replacing parts166Vehicle batteryMaintenanceThe battery needs no routine maintenance whatsoever, in other words the quantity of acid it conta

Replacing parts MOBILITY 167In the interiorOn the right-hand side of the footwell.To open the coverPress out at the recess.Online Edition for Part no.

Radio MINI Boost CD OVERVIEW 15Radio MINI Boost CD1 Selecting audio sources2 On/Off*, volume adjustment3 Calling up settings> Speed-related volume&

MOBILITY Mutual aid168Mutual aidMobile ServiceMobile Service is available via the telephone around the clock in most countries. This service can rende

Mutual aid MOBILITY 1691. Open the cover of the battery in the engine compartment to reach the positive terminal of your MINI.2. Release the left and

MOBILITY Mutual aid170Do not use the spray products sold as starting aids.<Tow-starting, towing awayIn some countries, it is prohibited to tow anot

Mutual aid MOBILITY 171Towing methodsDo not raise the vehicle at the towing eye or by body or suspension components, otherwise it could sustain damage

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights172Indicator and warning lightsIndicator and warning lights can come on in var-ious combinations and colours in p

Indicator and warning lights MOBILITY 173Lights up briefly:Approx. 8 litres, approx. 1.8 gal, of fuel left in the tankRemains on: Remaining operating

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights174Shows red:Service due Arrange an appointment to have the car serviced.Check service requirements, page 151.Sho

Indicator and warning lights MOBILITY 175If indicator light 1 is flashing:Engine fault under high load. High engine load will result in damage to the

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights176Shows red:Brake fluid level too low Braking effect reduced, stop with cau-tion. Consult MINI Service.Shows yel

Indicator and warning lights MOBILITY 177Shows red: Have the system in question checked without delay.> Starter failed or The engine cannot be rest

OVERVIEW Radio MINI Boost CD16Menu guidanceFunctions of radio and telephone* can be accessed via the buttons on the radio and menus.Access settings me

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights178Dynamic Stability Control DSC and Dynamic Traction Control DTC failed.Driving stability limited during accel-e

Indicator and warning lights MOBILITY 179Shows red:> Tyre is deflated Carefully bring the car to a stop. Com-ply with the additional information st

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights180Shows red:Transmission overheating Bring the car to a stop and move the selector lever to position P. Allow th

Indicator and warning lights MOBILITY 181Low-beam headlight or fog light failedHave the lights checked as soon as possible.High-beam headlight failed

MOBILITY Indicator and warning lights182Set speed limit exceededTime and date no longer correct Set the time and date, page 64.Engine has been shut do

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REFERENCE Technical data186Technical dataDimensionsAll dimensions in mm. Smallest turning circle dia.: 11.6 m, approx. 38 ft.Online Edition for Part n

Technical data REFERENCE 187WeightsOne Cooper Cooper SKerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg, approx. 165 lb load, tank 90Ξ full, without optional

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REFERENCE Technical data188 One D Cooper D Cooper SDKerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg, approx. 165 lb load, tank 90Ξ full, without optional ext

Technical data REFERENCE 189Permitted gross weight > Manual gearbox kg (lb)1840(4056)1850(4078)1855(4089)> Automatic transmis-sion kg (lb)1865(4

REFERENCE Technical data190Towing a trailerCooper Cooper S Cooper D Cooper SDTowing loads according to EU operating permit. Note and comply with diffe

Technical data REFERENCE 191Cooper S Cooper D Cooper SD ALL4Towing loads according to EU operating permit. Note and comply with different values in ce

REFERENCE Technical data192Filling capacitiesLitres(Imp. units)NoteFuel tank approx. 47(approx. 99 pints)Fuel grade: page 140Including a reserve of ap

Maintenance overview REFERENCE 193Maintenance overviewThe MINI maintenance system informs you about currently required maintenance work, see page 151.

REFERENCE Maintenance overview194Front brakeRear brakeBrake fluidMaintenance work Petrol DieselChange brake pads, clean brake calliper gaps##Brake dis

Maintenance overview REFERENCE 195Vehicle checkMaintenance work Petrol DieselCheck operation of horn, headlight flasher and hazard warning flashers##C

REFERENCE Maintenance overview196Steering components:Check play, damage and wear# #Check – by test-driving – operating safety of:> Brakes> Steer

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198REFERENCE From A to ZFrom A to ZINDEXAAccessories, see Your individual vehicle 4Activated charcoal filter for automatic air-conditioning system 86A

From A to Z REFERENCE 199Automatic transmission with Steptronic 50– interlock 50– overriding selector-lever lock 51– shiftlock 50– towing away 170– to

REFERENCE From A to Z200Clearance warning, see Park Distance Control PDC 68Clock– setting 115– setting time 64– 12-hour/24-hour mode 61Closing– from i

From A to Z REFERENCE 201Dynamic Traction Control DTC 70EEBV Electronic Brake Force Distribution 69Eject button 112, 120Electric windows 30Electric wi

REFERENCE From A to Z202Front passenger airbags– deactivating 40– reactivating 41Front seat adjustment 33Frost protection– coolant 149– washer fluid 5

From A to Z REFERENCE 203Individual air distribution 84Individual settings, see Personal Profile 20Inflation pressure monitoring, see Run Flat Indicat

REFERENCE From A to Z204Manual station search 109, 116Master key, see Key/remote control 20Maximum cooling effect 85Measurements, see Dimensions 186Mi

From A to Z REFERENCE 205Pollen– see Micro-filter for air conditioner 84– see Micro-filter/activated charcoal filter for automatic air-conditioning sy

REFERENCE From A to Z206Run-flat tyres 143– flat tyre 73– replacing tyres 143– tyre pressure 142– winter tyres 144RunFlat Tyres, see Run-flat tyres 14

From A to Z REFERENCE 207Speed– when towing a trailer 102Speed limit– with winter tyres 144Speedometer 10Speed-related volume 108, 114Split rear-seat

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REFERENCE From A to Z208Transmission– automatic transmission with Steptronic 50– manual gearbox 49– overriding selector-lever lock for automatic trans

From A to Z REFERENCE 209Website 4Weights 187Welcome lights 76Wheel studs– torque 165, 166Wheelbase, see Dimensions 186Wheels and tyres 142Wheels, new

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CONTROLS Opening and closing20Opening and closingKey/remote controlButtons of remote control1 Open back hatch2 Releasing3 EngagingGeneralEvery remote

Opening and closing CONTROLS 21> Response of the central locking system when the car is unlocked 21> Automatic locking of the vehicle 25> Tri

CONTROLS Opening and closing221. Switch on the ignition, see page 46.2. Press the button in the turn indicator lever repeatedly until "SET/INFO&q

Opening and closing CONTROLS 233. Keep the button pressed until the display changes.4. Press the button repeatedly until the symbol and "SET"

CONTROLS Opening and closing24Do not lock the vehicle from the outside when there is someone inside it, as some national-market versions as well as ve

Opening and closing CONTROLS 25Automatic locking*The situations in which the vehicle is locked can also be programmed. The setting is stored for the r

CONTROLS Opening and closing26Press and hold down the button on the remote control This will unlock the tailgate.ClosingTo avoid injuries, ensure tha

Opening and closing CONTROLS 27approx. 16 minutes. Afterwards, one LED flashes. The interior movement detector is not activated.> LEDs go out after

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CONTROLS Opening and closing28there is a remote control inside the car. If neces-sary, repeat the opening or closing operation.<UnlockingPress the

Opening and closing CONTROLS 29In this case, open or close the vehicle using the buttons on the remote control or with the inte-grated key. Insert the

CONTROLS Opening and closing30In the same manner, the glass roof is closed by pushing the switch forwards.The front glass roof remains in the raised p

Opening and closing CONTROLS 31After switching off the ignitionThe windows can still be operated for approx. 1 minute while the ignition is switched o

CONTROLS Adjusting32AdjustingSafe seated positionA seated position that suitably reflects your requirements is a vital condition of relaxed driv-ing w

Adjusting CONTROLS 33> To release the seat belt, press the button on the buckle catch unit.Never restrain more than one person with each seat belt.

CONTROLS Adjusting34Lumbar support*The seat back contour can be altered to provide more support to the curved, lumbar section of the spine.The upper e

Adjusting CONTROLS 35Refit the head restraint before driving with passengers, otherwise there is no protec-tive function.<Front1. Pull up all the w

CONTROLS Adjusting36ishes, oils and chemicals and particularly battery acid. Cleaning may safely be carried out using mild soap and water. The belt sh

Adjusting CONTROLS 37Fastening the belt1 Large seat belt latch2 Small seat belt latch3 Small belt buckle4 Large belt buckleInsert the seat belt latch

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CONTROLS Adjusting38Adjusting manuallyThe mirrors can also be adjusted manually: by pressing the mirror glass at its edges.Folding mirrors in and out*

Adjusting CONTROLS 393. Fold the lever back up.Do not use force to swing the lever back up; otherwise the mechanism will be damaged.<Electric steer

CONTROLS Child safety40Child safetyImportant considerationsDo not leave children unattended in the vehicle, as they could otherwise endanger themselve

Child safety CONTROLS 41bags for the front passenger so that they can deploy correctly in the event of an accident.<ReactivatingUse the integrated

CONTROLS Child safety42not adjust the position of seat with the child restraint system fitted.Not for Australia/New Zealand: child seat mountings, ISO

Child safety CONTROLS 431 Direction of travel2 Head restraint3 Luggage area floor4 Hook for the upper retaining strap5 Mounting point6 Seat back7 Uppe

CONTROLS Child safety44Clipping the upper retaining strap onto the mounting pointChild restraint anchorages are designed to withstand only those loads

Child safety CONTROLS 45Centre seat:1 Forward driving direction2 Head rest3 Attaching clip4 Child restraint anchor fitting5 Load area floor6 Seat back

CONTROLS Driving46DrivingIgnition lockInserting the key in the ignition lockInsert the key fully into the ignition lock.> Radio readinessIndividual

Driving CONTROLS 47Radio readiness and ignition offAll indicator lights and warning lights in the dis-plays go out.The ignition is switched off automa

CONTENTSThe quickest access to a particular topic or item is by consulting the detailed alphabetical index, see page 198.Notes4 General informationOVE

CONTROLS Driving48Manual gearbox1. With the car at a standstill, press the start/stop button.2. Engage first gear or reverse.3. Fully apply the handbr

Driving CONTROLS 49> The inside of the vehicle heats up strongly and the air conditioner is switched on> Severely depleted battery, see Vehicle

CONTROLS Driving50ReverseEngage this gear only when the vehicle is stand-ing still. When the gearshift lever is pressed to the left, a slight resistan

Driving CONTROLS 51Kick-downKick-down enables you to achieve maximum performance. Press the accelerator pedal beyond the increased resistance at the f

CONTROLS Driving521. Unclip the gaiter of the selector lever.2. Pull the gaiter up over the selector lever until the gaiter is inside out. If necessar

Driving CONTROLS 536. Press the button repeatedly until the indi-cated symbol, arrow, appears.7. Keep the button pressed until the display changes.8.

CONTROLS Driving54Adjusting rain sensor sensitivity1. Switch on the ignition, see page 46.2. Press the button in the turn indicator lever repeatedly u

Driving CONTROLS 55Rear window wiper0 Rest position of the rear wiper1 To switch on intermittent wipe :Turn the end of the lever to position 1.In rev

CONTROLS Driving56Activating1 Resuming cruise control2 Activating/deactivating cruise control3 Maintaining speed, memorising speed, and accelerating4

Driving CONTROLS 57the system prerequisites for operation have not been met.<MalfunctionThe warning light comes on in the revo-lution counter when

Notes General information4General informationAbout this Owner's HandbookWe have tried to make all the information in this Owner's Handbook e

CONTROLS Everything under control58Everything under controlRevolution counterNever force engine speed up into the red warn-ing field. In this zone the

Everything under control CONTROLS 59Computer*Displays in the revolution counterPress the button on the flashing turn indicator lever to call up items

CONTROLS Everything under control60Enabling/disabling the systemIf the range is displayed in the computer, see page 59, press the button on the flashi

Everything under control CONTROLS 61Exiting displays1. Press the button in the turn indicator lever repeatedly until "HOME" appears.2. Press

CONTROLS Everything under control621. Switch on the ignition, see page 46.2. Press the button in the turn indicator lever repeatedly until "SET/I

Everything under control CONTROLS 633. Press the button repeatedly until the symbol and "SET" appear.4. Keep the button pressed until the di

CONTROLS Everything under control64Possible displays1 Button for selecting informationMore information on the MINI Maintenance Sys-tem can be found on

Everything under control CONTROLS 653. Press the button repeatedly until the symbol and "SET" appear.4. Keep the button pressed until the di

CONTROLS Everything under control666. Press the right-hand knob to save values.7. Press the button to leave settings.Check ControlPrincipleThe Check C

Everything under control CONTROLS 673. Press the button repeatedly until the corre-sponding symbol and "CHECK INFO" appear.4. Hold the butto

General information Notes 5Status at time of printingThe high safety and quality standards of MINI vehicles are guaranteed by continuous develop-ment.

CONTROLS Technical features for driving comfort and safety68Technical features for driving comfort and safetyPark Distance Control PDC*PrinciplePDC as

Technical features for driving comfort and safety CONTROLS 69Driving stability control systemsYour MINI has a number of systems that help to maintain

CONTROLS Technical features for driving comfort and safety70As a checkIndicator light in revolution counter flashes: DSC is regulating the propulsive

Technical features for driving comfort and safety CONTROLS 71Jointly deactivating DTC* and DSCPress button for at least 3 seconds, the DSC OFF indicat

CONTROLS Technical features for driving comfort and safety72Run Flat Indicator RPAPrincipleThe system does not measure the tyre pressures as such.The

Technical features for driving comfort and safety CONTROLS 73Indication of a flat tyreThe warning lights come on in red. In addition a warning signal

CONTROLS Technical features for driving comfort and safety74of the tyre could come loose and cause an acci-dent. Do not drive the car any further and

Technical features for driving comfort and safety CONTROLS 75Never attach any material to the airbag covers with adhesive, place material over them or

CONTROLS Lights76LightsSide lights/low-beam headlights0 Lights off1 Side lights2 Low-beam headlights and welcome lights3 Automatic driving lights cont

Lights CONTROLS 77Adjusting the duration or deactivating the function1. Switch on the ignition, see page 46.2. Press the button in the turn indicator

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CONTROLS Lights784. Press the button repeatedly until the symbol and "SET" appear.5. Keep the button pressed until the display changes.6. Pr

Lights CONTROLS 79ried in the car, otherwise the drivers of oncom-ing vehicles could be dazzled.The second value in each case applies when towing a tr

CONTROLS Lights80light comes on while the rear fog light is switched on.Instrument lightingYou can adjust the brightness of the instrument lighting on

Lights CONTROLS 81Ambient lighting*The colour and brightness of the ambient light-ing can be changed.> Press the switch forwards.Colour changes in

CONTROLS Climate82ClimateEquipment versionsDepending on the equipment version, your MINI will have air conditioning or automatic air condi-tioning*.1

Climate CONTROLS 83Air conditioner1 Air volume2 Cooling function3 Recirculated-air mode4 Temperature5 Rear window heating6 Air distribution7 Windscree

CONTROLS Climate84The rear window heating may be reduced or the system may even shut down entirely, to pre-serve the battery.Air distributionDirect th

Climate CONTROLS 85Adjusting air volume manuallyPress the – button to reduce the air flow rate. Press the + button to increase it.You can switch the a

CONTROLS Climate86Windscreen heating*The windscreen heating is switched off automatically after a certain time.Cooling functionThe passenger compartme

Practical interior equipment CONTROLS 87Practical interior equipmentGlove compartmentOpeningTo open the cover, take hold of the handle. The light in t

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CONTROLS Practical interior equipment88Storage compartmentsIn the passenger compartmentDepending on your vehicle's equipment version, storage com

Practical interior equipment CONTROLS 89> Storage compartment under the level load platform*> Multi-function hook on the facing for the roller c

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DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions92Driving precautionsRunning inMoving parts need a certain time to achieve maximum operating efficiency as a unit. Co

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 93tact with the hot exhaust pipe. It could ignite and cause a fire, with the risk of severe injuries or damage. Do n

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions94The pulsating sensation at the brake pedal, combined with the sound of the hydraulic sys-tem operating, indicates t

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 95LoadAvoid overloading the vehicle, as this could cause the tyres' load capacity limit to be exceeded. The tyr

DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions96Do not use any child restraint systems in the rear when the rear seat backs have been raised to a steeper angle; ot

Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS 971. Reach into the recess, arrow 1, on the rear edge of the luggage compartment floor.2. Lift luggage compartment f