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OVERVIEWREPAIRS OPERATION CONTROLSDATAINDEX
TRANSPORTING CHILDREN VEHICLE MEMORY
LATCH child-restraint system
Open the cover.
The illustration is an example showing
the mounts for the LATCH (Lower Anchors
and Tethers for Children) child-restraint
mounting system at the right rear.
The system is also available at the left rear
position.
Always follow all manufacturer's
instructions and observe all safety
precautions when installing the LATCH
child-restraint system.<
How the system functions
Doubtless you have often reflected on how
great it would be if you could configure
your vehicle's various adjustment settings
to meet your own personal requirements.
In developing this vehicle, the manufac-
turer has incorporated a number of options
that your MINI center can program to
reflect your individual preferences.
What the system can do
Your MINI center can provide you with
details on the capabilities of the Vehicle
Memory system.
Examples for Vehicle Memory:
> Signals an acknowledgement when
locking or unlocking your vehicle
> Automatic locking after starting off
> Automatic unlocking when the parking
brake is applied
> Selective central locking
First open the driver's door, then the
whole car
> Automatic opening/closing of sliding/tilt
sunroof
> Opening/closing windows and/or
sliding/tilt sunroof via remote control
> Speed-dependent windshield wiper
> Automatic activation of windshield
wipers on cleaning
> "Follow me home" lamps
Low beams light up for a short time after
the engine has been switched off
> Locking when engine is running (with
second key)
> Stop function of power windows on
opening/closing
> Activating/deactivating daytime driving
lamps
*
> Switching on interior lamps via remote
control.
This symbol draws your attention to
other Vehicle Memory functions
described in the Owner's Manual.<
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- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- CONTENTS 4
- Care and maintenance 5
- Everything from A to Z 128 7
- Your individual vehicle 8
- Editorial notice 9
- For your own safety 10
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 11
- Overview 13
- DISPLAY ELEMENTS 15
- INDICATOR AND WARNING LAMPS 17
- Controls 23
- Via the door lock 27
- Manual operation 27
- To unlock and open the doors 28
- Convenience opening mode 28
- TAILGATE 29
- ELECTRIC POWER WINDOWS 30
- SLIDING/TILT SUNROOF* 31
- Safe with safety belts 33
- SEAT ADJUSTMENT 34
- Backrest tilt 35
- Easy Entry 35
- Original position 35
- HEATED SEATS* HEAD RESTRAINTS 36
- SAFETY BELTS STEERING WHEEL 37
- MIRRORS 38
- MIRRORS AIRBAGS 39
- AIRBAGS TRANSPORTING CHILDREN 40
- TRANSPORTING CHILDREN SAFELY 41
- LATCH child-restraint system 43
- How the system functions 43
- What the system can do 43
- 0 Steering locked 44
- 1 Steering unlocked 44
- 2 Ignition switched on 44
- 3 Starting the engine 44
- PARKING BRAKE 46
- MANUAL TRANSMISSION 47
- Selector lever positions 48
- Range selection 48
- Available displays 50
- Intermittent operation 53
- Rain sensor* 53
- Fast wiper speed 53
- WASHER/WIPER SYSTEM 54
- CRUISE CONTROL* 55
- 1 Trip odometer 57
- 2 Odometer 57
- In the speedometer 57
- FUEL GAUGE TEMPERATURE GAUGE 58
- SERVICE INTERVAL DISPLAY 59
- CLOCK COMPUTER* 60
- COMPUTER* 61
- FLAT TIRE MONITOR 64
- The concept 65
- Acoustical signals 65
- AIR CONDITIONER SYSTEM 66
- AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL* 69
- Beverage holders 72
- Lighter socket 72
- * is located 73
- Unlock and fold 73
- LOADING CARGO 74
- Operation 77
- Driving through water 79
- Clothes hooks 79
- High temperatures 79
- Braking with ABS 80
- BRAKE SYSTEM 81
- TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE 82
- TIRE CONDITION 84
- TIRE REPLACEMENT 85
- WINTER TIRES SNOW CHAINS* 87
- To unlock 88
- To close 88
- WASHER FLUID ENGINE OIL 91
- ENGINE OIL 92
- Checking coolant level 93
- To add coolant 93
- BRAKE FLUID 94
- MINI MAINTENANCE SYSTEM 95
- CARING FOR YOUR VEHICLE 96
- Storage location 102
- Windshield wiper 102
- Rear window wiper 102
- LAMPS AND BULBS 103
- Tire change set 108
- Jacking up the vehicle 110
- Preparing the vehicle 110
- Tightening the lug bolts 111
- Flat tire 112
- Location in the MINI COOPER 113
- Location in the MINI COOPER S 113
- Battery care 113
- Charging the battery 113
- In the engine compartment 114
- In the interior 114
- JUMP-STARTING 116
- TOW-STARTING AND TOWING 117
- ENGINE DATA 122
- DIMENSIONS 123
- WEIGHTS 124
- CAPACITIES 125
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 126
- EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z 130
- REFUELING 138
- DRIVE ME 139
- MINI US-En 140
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