Engine Light
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Nov 3, 2021 10:17AM | kenatminimania | |
Nov 3, 2021 09:35AM | minimikeg | |
Nov 2, 2021 03:33PM | AustinPowersEdition |
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'Some' national auto parts chain stores will read the obd code for free - maybe give them a try?
If they are able to read codes, please give us a call and arrange for a return of the code reader you purchased from us.
If they are unable to read codes, there may be an issue with the obd port on your MINI...
If they are able to read codes, please give us a call and arrange for a return of the code reader you purchased from us.
If they are unable to read codes, there may be an issue with the obd port on your MINI...
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I scanned my 2013 countryman S this morning with my trusty obd2 scanner and got "error" code. I just read to check all the fuses. So I will check all the fuses and re scan tonight
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Hello All - 2012 Countryman with 101,000 miles - recently the check engine light came on and stayed on so I checked for codes with the OBD code reader sold on this website. I did several downloads and the same thing happened everytime - first I would get an "Error" reading and then I would scroll through the menu for another scan and get "NO DTC Stored". The engine light would not reset. I don't want to start throwing money and time at it with plugs/ignition coils/etc. My only recourse seems to be to pay an hour at the dealer for a diagnostic check. Any ideas, experience or opinions?!?! Thanks very much - John