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MINI Paceman (2016 year). Instruction - part 11

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MOBILITY

Indicator/warning lamps

necessarily available in your car, e. g., due to

Vehicle features and op-

the selected options or country versions. This

tions

also applies to safety-related functions and sys-

tems.

This chapter describes all standard, country-

specific and optional features offered with the

When using the features and systems described

series. It also describes features that are not

here, adhere to local regulations.

Overview

The indicator and warning lights can light up in

a variety of combinations and colors in display

area 1 or 2. The table contains information on

causes and how to respond. Note whether a

lamp lights up alone or in combination with an-

other. Some lights can light up in different col-

ors. Corresponding distinctions are made in the

text.

Cause

How to respond

Turn signal

The high-beams/headlight flasher are

switched on.

The front fog lamps are switched on.

The rear fog lights are switched on.

Fasten safety belts.

Fasten safety belt, refer to page 41.

External temperature warning

Drive conservatively, refer to

page 61.

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Cause

How to respond

Lights up briefly:

Approx. 2.1 US gal/8 liters of fuel remain in

the tank.

Remains on:

The remaining range is no more than

30 miles/50 km, refer to page 62.

The engine refuses to start.

Depress the brake or clutch to start

the engine, refer to page 51.

The ignition is switched on and driver's door

Switch off the ignition, refer to

is open.

page 50, or close the driver's door.

The lights are still switched on.

Switch off the lights, refer to

page 69.

The roadside parking lamps are still on.

Switch off the roadside parking

lights, refer to page 70.

A door is open.

The hood is open.

The tailgate is open.

The fuel cap is missing or loose.

Make sure that the fuel cap is cor-

rectly positioned and close it until it

clicks audibly. Do not jam the strap

between the fuel cap and the vehi-

cle.

The windshield washer fluid level is too low. Add washer fluid, refer to page 56,

as soon as possible.

Lights up in red:

Service is due.

Arrange a service appointment.

Check the service requirements, re-

fer to page 172.

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Indicator/warning lamps

Cause

How to respond

Lights up in yellow:

The engine will start the next time the Start/

Stop button is touched, possibly without the

brake or clutch being depressed.

The remote control is malfunctioning or, in

The engine cannot be started. Have

cars with Comfort Access, was not detected.

the remote control checked, if nec-

essary.

The battery in the remote control is dis-

Use the remote control for a longer

charged.

journey or, in cars with Comfort Ac-

cess, replace the battery.

The belt tensioners and/or airbag system

Have the system checked immedi-

has failed.

ately.

Fasten the safety belts anyway.

Steering assistance has failed.

You can continue your journey, but

moderate your speed and exercise

due caution. Markedly different

steering response. Have the system

checked as soon as possible.

Lights up in red:

Engine malfunction

Stop the car and switch off the en-

gine. You cannot continue your

journey. Contact a dealer’s service

center or another qualified service

center or repair shop.

Lights up in yellow:

Full engine power is no longer available.

Further driving at a moderate pace

is possible. Have the engine

checked as soon as possible.

Indicator lamp 1 flashes:

Engine malfunction under high load. High

Further driving at a moderate pace

engine load will result in damage to the cat-

is possible. Have the vehicle

alytic converter.

checked immediately.

Indicator lamp 1 lights up:

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Cause

How to respond

Engine malfunction with adverse effect on Further driving at a moderate pace

emissions.

is possible. Have the vehicle

checked as soon as possible.

Lights up in red:

The engine is overheating.

Carefully bring the car to a stop,

switch off the engine and allow it to

cool down. Do not open the hood;

otherwise, there would be a risk of

injury due to scalding. Contact a

dealer’s service center or another

qualified service center or repair

shop.

Lights up in yellow:

The engine is too hot.

Continue driving at more moderate

speed so that the engine can cool

down. Have the engine checked

without delay if the situation reoc-

curs.

Lights up in red:

Battery is no longer being charged. Alterna- Switch off all unnecessary electrical

tor malfunction.

consumers. Have the power supply

system checked without delay.

Lights up in yellow:

The battery charge level is very low, the bat- Charge the battery by taking a long

tery is old or is not securely connected.

drive or using an external charger.

If necessary, switch off automatic

power consumers. Have the battery

checked as soon as possible.

Indication in US models

The parking brake is set.

Indication in Canadian models

The parking brake is set.

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MOBILITY

Indicator/warning lamps

Cause

How to respond

Indication in US models

Release the parking brake.

The parking brake is set while driving.

Indication in Canadian models

Release the parking brake.

The parking brake is set while driving.

Indication in US models

Lights up in red:

Reduced braking effect, stop the

car carefully. Contact a dealer’s

The brake fluid level is too low.

service center or another qualified

service center or repair shop.

Indication in Canadian models

Lights up in red:

Reduced braking effect, stop the

car carefully. Contact a dealer’s

The brake fluid level is too low.

service center or another qualified

service center or repair shop.

Indication in US models.

Brake pads worn.

Have the condition of the brake

pads checked without delay.

Indication in Canadian models

Brake pads worn.

Have the condition of the brake

pads checked without delay.

Indication in US models

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Indicator/warning lamps

MOBILITY

Cause

How to respond

The vehicle electronics have failed.

You cannot continue your journey.

Contact a dealer’s service center or

another qualified service center or

repair shop.

Indication in Canadian models

The vehicle electronics have failed.

You cannot continue your journey.

Contact a dealer’s service center or

another qualified service center or

repair shop.

Lights up in red:

Have the system in question

checked immediately.

The starter has failed or

The engine cannot be restarted.

Ignition malfunctioning. The engine can

Depress the brake to restart the en-

only be restarted when the brake is de-

gine.

pressed or

Lighting system failed. Low beams/tail lights

and brake lights still operational. All other

lights failed.

Lights up in yellow:

Brake light control failed or

Further driving at a moderate pace

is possible. Have the system in

The fuel supply is malfunctioning.

question checked immediately.

Drive malfunctioning.

Further driving at a moderate pace

is possible. Transmission limp-

home program with reduced accel-

eration is active. Have the system

checked immediately.

Flashing:

Dynamic Stability Control DSC or Dynamic

Traction Control DTC is controlling drive and

braking forces, refer to page 84.

Dynamic Traction Control DTC is activated,

refer to page 85.

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MOBILITY

Indicator/warning lamps

Cause

How to respond

Dynamic Stability Control DSC and Dynamic

Driving stability limited during ac-

Traction Control DTC are deactivated, refer

celeration and cornering.

to page 84.

Driving style must be readjusted.

Dynamic Stability Control DSC and Dynamic

Driving stability limited during ac-

Traction Control DTC failed.

celeration and cornering.

Further driving at a moderate pace

is possible. Have the system

checked as soon as possible.

ALL4 all-wheel drive failed.

It is possible to continue driving.

Drive cautiously and defensively.

Avoid operating on poor roads and

using the full throttle and kickdown

positions of the accelerator. Have

the system checked immediately.

ALL4 all-wheel drive and DSC failed.

It is possible to continue driving.

Drive cautiously and defensively.

Avoid operating on poor roads and

using the full throttle and kickdown

positions of the accelerator. Have

the system checked immediately.

Indication in US models

The driving stability control systems includ-

Reduced braking and driving stabil-

ing ABS and the Tire Pressure Monitor dis-

ity. Drive cautiously and defen-

play have failed, refer to page 84.

sively. Avoid full brake application,

operation on poor roads, and use of

full throttle and kickdown positions

of the accelerator. Have the system

checked immediately.

Indication in US models

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Indicator/warning lamps

MOBILITY

Cause

How to respond

The driving stability control systems includ-

Reduced braking and driving stabil-

ing ABS, ALL4 all-wheel drive, and the Tire

ity. Drive cautiously and defen-

Pressure Monitor display have failed, refer

sively. Avoid full brake application,

to page 84.

operation on poor roads, and use of

full throttle and kickdown positions

of the accelerator. Have the system

checked immediately.

Indication in Canadian models

The driving stability control systems includ-

Reduced braking and driving stabil-

ing ABS and the Flat Tire Monitor or the Tire

ity. Drive cautiously and defen-

Pressure Monitor have failed, refer to

sively. Avoid full brake application,

page 84.

operation on poor roads, and use of

full throttle and kickdown positions

of the accelerator. Have the system

checked immediately.

Indication in Canadian models

The driving stability control systems includ-

Reduced braking and driving stabil-

ing ABS, ALL4 all-wheel drive, and the Flat

ity. Drive cautiously and defen-

Tire Monitor or the Tire Pressure Monitor

sively. Avoid full brake application,

have failed, refer to page 84.

operation on poor roads, and use of

full throttle and kickdown positions

of the accelerator. Have the system

checked immediately.

In vehicles with the Flat Tire Monitor

Light up in yellow and red:

A tire is deflated.

Stop carefully. Additional informa-

tion, refer to page 77.

The Flat Tire Monitor was not initialized.

Initialize the Flat Tire Monitor, refer

to page 77.

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MOBILITY

Indicator/warning lamps

Cause

How to respond

Light up in yellow:

Flat Tire Monitor failed. Punctures are not

Have the system checked.

indicated.

In vehicles with the Tire Pressure Monitor

Light up in yellow and red:

There is a flat tire or substantial loss of tire

Stop carefully. Additional informa-

pressure.

tion, refer to page 79.

In vehicles with the Tire Pressure Monitor

Light up in yellow:

Tire Pressure Monitor not initialized.

Check the inflation pressure and re-

set the system, refer to page 79.

The small light flashes yellow and then stays

on, the large light lights up in yellow:

Tire Pressure Monitor failed. Punctures are

Have the system checked.

not indicated.

A wheel without TPM electronics is

Have the system checked.

mounted.

TPM is temporarily malfunctioning due to

other systems or devices using the same

radio frequency.

In vehicles with the Tire Pressure Monitor

The small light flashes yellow and then stays

on, the large light lights up in yellow:

Tire Pressure Monitor failed. Punctures are

Have the system checked.

not indicated.

A wheel without TPM electronics is

Have the system checked.

mounted.

Lights up in red:

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Indicator/warning lamps

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Cause

How to respond

Transmission limp-home program active

Further driving at a moderate pace

with restricted range of gears, possibly with

is possible. Have the system

reduced acceleration.

checked immediately.

Gears can be engaged without depressing

Always depress the brake to en-

the brake.

gage a gear.

Automatic selector lever locked:

Instructionly unlock the selector lever

lock, refer to page 59.

Lights up in yellow:

Have the system checked as soon

as possible.

Automatic selector lever locked:

Instructionly unlock the selector lever

lock, refer to page 59.

The selector lever is locked in position P

with the engine running or the ignition

switched on and the brake depressed or

The brake signal is malfunctioning: a gear

To engage a gear while the vehicle

can be engaged without depressing the

is at a standstill, always depress the

brake.

brake. Before leaving the vehicle,

move the selector lever to position

P and switch off the engine.

Lights up in red:

The transmission is overheating.

Bring the car to a stop and move

the selector lever to position P. Al-

low the transmission to cool down.

Further driving at a moderate pace

is possible. Have the system

checked if the situation reoccurs.

Lights up in yellow:

The transmission is too hot.

Avoid high engine loads. Further

driving at a moderate pace is possi-

ble.

Selector lever position P not engaged. The

vehicle is not secured against rolling.

Selector lever position P not engaged. The

Engage selector lever position P

ignition cannot be switched off.

when you wish to switch off the ig-

nition, refer to page 50.

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MOBILITY

Indicator/warning lamps

Cause

How to respond

The cruise control system has failed.

Have the system checked.

The Park Distance Control has failed.

Have the system checked.

A bulb of the exterior lighting system has

Have the exterior lighting checked

failed.

as soon as possible.

A low-beam headlight or front fog light has Have the lights checked as soon as

failed.

possible.

A high-beam headlight has failed.

Have the high-beam headlights

checked.

A rear fog light has failed.

Have the rear fog lights checked.

The headlight beam throw adjustment has Have the headlight beam throw ad-

failed.

justment system checked.

The Adaptive Light Control has failed.

The engine oil pressure is too low.

Stop immediately and switch off

the engine. You cannot continue

your journey. Contact a dealer’s

service center or another qualified

service center or repair shop.

Lights up in red:

The service appointment is overdue.

Arrange a service appointment.

Check the service requirements, re-

fer to page 66.

Lights up in yellow:

Service is due.

Arrange a service appointment.

Check the service requirements, re-

fer to page 66.

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Indicator/warning lamps

MOBILITY

Cause

How to respond

No service due.

The set speed limit was exceeded.

The time and date are no longer correct.

Set the time and date, refer to

page 65.

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REFERENCE

Technical data

necessarily available in your car, e. g., due to

Vehicle features and op-

the selected options or country versions. This

tions

also applies to safety-related functions and sys-

tems.

This chapter describes all standard, country-

specific and optional features offered with the

When using the features and systems described

series. It also describes features that are not

here, adhere to local regulations.

Information

The technical data and specifications in this

found in the approval documents or on labels

Owner's Instruction are used as guidance values.

on the vehicle, or can be obtained from a

The vehicle-specific data can deviate from this,

dealer’s service center or another qualified

for example, due to the selected special equip-

service center or repair shop.

ment, country version or country-specific

The information in the vehicle documents al-

measurement method. Detailed values can be

ways has priority.

Dimensions

The dimensions can vary depending on the

roof racks or spoiler. The heights can deviate,

model version, equipment or country-specific

for example, due to the selected special equip-

measurement method.

ment, tires, load and chassis version.

The specified heights do not take into account

attached parts, for example, a roof antenna,

MINI Countryman

Cooper

Cooper S

John Cooper Works

Width with mirrors

inches/mm

78.6/1,996

Width without mirrors

inches/mm

70.4/1,789

Height

inches/mm

61.7/1,566

61.4/1,560

Length

inches/mm

161.7/4,107

162.2/4,119

163.1/4,143

With aerodynamic bumper

inches/mm

163.2/4,144

Wheelbase

inches/mm

102.2/2,595

Smallest turning circle dia.

ft/m

38.1/11.6

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Technical data

REFERENCE

MINI Paceman

Cooper

Cooper S

John Cooper Works

Width with mirrors

inches/mm

78.6/1,996

Width without mirrors

inches/mm

70.3/1,786

Height

inches/mm

60.4/1,533

60.1/1,527

Length

inches/mm

162.2/4,119

162.4/4,124

162.8/4,134

With aerodynamic bumper

inches/mm

162.8/4,134

Wheelbase

inches/mm

102.2/2,596

Smallest turning circle dia.

ft/m

38.1/11.6

Weights

Never exceed either the approved axle loads or

the gross vehicle weight.

MINI Countryman

Cooper

Cooper S

Approved gross vehicle weight

Instruction transmission

lbs/kg

3,860/1,751

3,990/1,810

Steptronic transmission

lbs/kg

3,925/1,780

4,035/1,830

Load

lbs/kg

830/376

Approved front axle load

Instruction transmission

lbs/kg

2,060/934

2,145/973

Steptronic transmission

lbs/kg

2,125/964

2,200/998

Approved rear axle load

lbs/kg

1,920/871

Approved roof load capacity

lbs/kg

165/75

Cargo area capacity

cu ft/liter

17.5-42.2/ 350-1,170

Cooper S ALL4

John Cooper Works

Approved gross vehicle weight

Instruction transmission

lbs/kg

4,100/1,860

4,155/1,885

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Technical data

Cooper S ALL4

John Cooper Works

Steptronic transmission

lbs/kg

4,145/1,880

4,200/1,905

Load

lbs/kg

830/376

Approved front axle load

Instruction transmission

lbs/kg

2,210/1,002

Steptronic transmission

lbs/kg

2,260/1,025

Approved rear axle load

lbs/kg

2,015/914

2,070/939

Approved roof load capacity

lbs/kg

165/75

Cargo area capacity

cu ft/liter

17.5-42.2/ 350-1,170

MINI Paceman

Cooper

Cooper S

Cooper S ALL4

John Cooper

Works

Approved gross vehicle weight

Instruction transmission

lbs/kg

3,850/1,746

3,960/1,796

4,100/1,860

4,150/1,882

Steptronic transmis-

lbs/kg

3,920/1,778

4,010/1,819

4,140/1,878

4,200/1,905

sion

Load

lbs/kg

830/376

Approved front axle load

Manual transmission

lbs/kg

2,050/930

2,120/962

2,180/989

2,200/998

Steptronic transmis-

lbs/kg

2,120/962

2,170/984

2,220/1,007

2,240/1,016

sion

Approved rear axle

lbs/kg

1,910/866

2,020/916

2,060/934

load

Approved roof load ca- lbs/kg

165/75

pacity

Cargo area capacity

cu ft/

13.9-40.7/

liter

330-1,080

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REFERENCE

Everything from A to Z

Index

Air supply, automatic climate

Automatic headlight con-

control 93

trol 69

ABS, Antilock Brake Sys-

Alarm system 30

Automatic transmission with

tem 84

Alarm system, avoiding unin-

Steptronic 57

Acoustic signal, refer to Check

tentional alarms 32

AUTO program with auto-

Control 67

Alarm system, ending an

matic climate control 94

Activated charcoal filter with

alarm 31

AUX-IN port 132

automatic climate con-

Alarm system, interior motion

Average fuel consumption 63

trol 95

sensor 32

Average fuel consumption,

Adaptive Light Control 71

Alarm system, tilt alarm sen-

setting the unit 64

Additives, engine oil 169

sor 31

Average speed 63

Airbags 74

ALL4 all-wheel system 86

Average speed, refer to Com-

Airbags, indicator/warning

All-wheel drive, refer to

puter 62

light 77

ALL4 86

Air circulation, refer to Recir-

Alternating-code hand-held

culated air mode, air condi-

transmitter 97

tioner 92

Ambient lighting 73

Backrest curvature, refer to

Air circulation, refer to Recir-

Antifreeze, washer fluid 56

Lumbar support 37

culated air mode, automatic

Antilock Brake System,

Backrests, refer to Seats 36

climate control 94

ABS 84

Backup lights, bulb replace-

Air conditioning 91

Anti-slip control, refer to Dy-

ment 179

Air conditioning mode, air

namic Stability Control

Battery disposal 30

conditioner 91

DSC 84

Battery, refer to Vehicle bat-

Air conditioning mode, auto-

Anti-theft protection 21

tery 182

matic climate control 93

Approved engine oils 169

Battery, remote control 20

Air distribution, air condi-

Ashtray 100

Battery replacement, remote

tioner, manual 92

Assistance, roadside 184

control 30

Air distribution, automatic 94

Assistance when driving off,

Belts, refer to Safety belts 38

Air distribution, automatic cli-

refer to Hill drive-off assis-

Belt tensioners, refer to Safety

mate control, manual 94

tant 86

belts 38

Air distribution, individual 92

Assistance with starting en-

Bi-xenon headlights 175

Air drying, refer to Cooling

gine, refer to Jump-start-

Brake assistant 84

function 95

ing 184

Brake discs, breaking in 112

Air flow rate for air condi-

Automatic air distribution 94

Brake fluid, refer to Service re-

tioner 91

Automatic air flow 94

quirements 66

Air flow rate with automatic

Automatic car wash 190

Brake force distribution, elec-

climate control 94

Automatic climate control 93

tronic 84

Air pressure, refer to Tire infla-

Automatic climate control, au-

Brake pads, breaking in 112

tion pressure 154

tomatic air distribution 94

Brake, refer to Parking

Air supply, air conditioner 91

Automatic, cruise control 88

brake 52

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Everything from A to Z

REFERENCE

Brakes, MINI maintenance

CBC, Cornering Brake Con-

Clock, 12h/24h mode 64

system 172

trol 84

Closing from the inside 25

Brakes, service require-

CBS Condition Based Serv-

Closing from the outside 22

ments 66

ice 172

Clutch, breaking in 112

Brake system, MINI mainte-

CD/DVD drives, care 193

Cockpit 12

nance system 172

Center armrest 107

Cold start, refer to Starting the

Braking, notes 113

Center console, refer to

engine 51

Braking, parking brake 52

Around the center con-

Combination instrument, refer

Breakdown assistance, Road-

sole 15

to Displays 14

side Assistance 184

Center rail 107

Combination switch, refer to

Breaking in 112

Center rail, refer to Storage

Turn signal/high-beams/

Buckle tongues height adjust-

compartments 107

headlight flasher 53

ment 39

Central locking, Comfort Ac-

Combination switch, refer to

Button for starting the engine,

cess 28

Washer/wiper system 54

refer to Start/Stop button 50

Central locking from the in-

Comfort Access 28

side 25

Comfort Access, in the car

Central locking system, con-

wash 29

cept 21

Comfort Access, replacing the

California Proposition 65

Central locking system, from

battery 30

Warning 7

the outside 21

Comfort area, refer to Around

Car battery, refer to Vehicle

Changes, technical, refer to

the center console 15

battery 182

Own Safety 6

Compartment for remote con-

Car care products 191

Changing wheels/tires 160

trol, refer to Ignition lock 50

Care, displays 193

Check Control 67

Compass, digital 98

Care, vehicle 191

Children, transporting 45

Computer 62

Cargo area, Comfort Ac-

Child restraint fixing system

Computer, displaying informa-

cess 29

LATCH 47

tion 62

Cargo area door, refer to Tail-

Child restraint fixing sys-

Condition Based Service

gate 27

tems 45

CBS 172

Cargo area, enlarging, cargo

Child restraint fixing systems,

Confirmation signals for vehi-

cover 102

mounting 46

cle locking/unlocking 23

Cargo area, flat loading

Child seat, mounting 46

Consumption, refer to Aver-

floor 104

Child seats, refer to Transport-

age fuel consumption 63

Cargo area light, refer to Inte-

ing children safely 45

Control Display, care 193

rior lights 72

Chrome parts, care 192

Controls and displays 12

Cargo area, multi-function

Circulation of air, refer to Re-

Control systems, driving stabil-

hook 105

circulated air mode, air con-

ity 84

Cargo area, opening from the

ditioner 92

Convenient operation, win-

outside 27

Circulation of air, refer to Re-

dow 23

Cargo area, partition net 104

circulated air mode, auto-

Coolant temperature 62

Car horn, refer to Horn 12

matic climate control 94

Cooling function, switching on

Carpet, care 193

Cleaning, displays 193

and off 95

Car phone, refer to Tele-

Cleaning, refer to Care 190

Cooling, maximum 94

phone 138

Climate 91

Cornering Brake Control,

Car wash 190

Climate mode, ventilation 95

CBC 84

Clock 61

Corrosion on brake discs 114

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