R50/53 Engine Block Heater
Try this
A 40-watt light long-life or Mizer bulb plugged into a heavy-duty shop lite, placed directly under the oil pan, but not touching it. Worked for me in Wyoming a few years back, where 20-30 below was the norm (hit -62 once!) Just make sure it's dry where U place the lite. Jimbo
Yes there now is a block heater for the MINI in Canada,not sure about the U.S.
My tech. at the dealer says it's lots of work to install.
At -47F after sitting all night,my MC fired up and was ready to roll
I have a charger that works through the cig,ligther, that can keep the battery up.With the oil we should run in the car,it does not get thick as the temp drops.
It is weird to not have a block heater where I live,everything else has one,but my small 1.6L engine that powers my MINI does not need one
My tech. at the dealer says it's lots of work to install.
At -47F after sitting all night,my MC fired up and was ready to roll
I have a charger that works through the cig,ligther, that can keep the battery up.With the oil we should run in the car,it does not get thick as the temp drops.
It is weird to not have a block heater where I live,everything else has one,but my small 1.6L engine that powers my MINI does not need one

Originally Posted by JoeDentist
I have seen dipstick heaters that are inserted into the oil dipstick tube and have a heater at the bottom. No installation.
If you have a good battery,the MINI will start

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