Engine warning light on MINI Cooper
The yellow engine light came on this morning while I was driving my 2007 MINI Cooper. I am a bit concerned as I bought the car just five months ago and it had a full Service history and recent MoT.
The dealer warranty was only three months and last week I was forced to replace the back brakes at a cost of £230. Is this going to be a costly affair? What could be wrong?
The dealer warranty was only three months and last week I was forced to replace the back brakes at a cost of £230. Is this going to be a costly affair? What could be wrong?
Asked on 29 September 2014 by ymini
Answered by
Honest John
These are not reliable cars and they need far more frequent oil changes than the service indicator may tell you. Get it to a MINI specialist. See: www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/mini/cooper-and-s-r5...d
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