I've been looking for Haynes repair manuals for my 2016 Cooper S but the only manuals listed on their website has them up to 2013. I recently found a manual including the f56 models on ebay but nowhere else, so I'm curious to know how legit it may be. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated as I'm going to be repairing a rear lower control arm later this week and don't want to mess it up.

 

I have it, it's real. It's pretty good. NewTIS was a bit better, but I'm not going to spend the time needed to figure out how to get it on my mac. It's got the basic steps, pics, and torque specs. Recommended.

 

They are the real thing, i bought mine on EBay.

 

I’ve been looking for this manual in PDF, but so far without any luck. Looks like I’ll have to order it on eBay too. It might be possible to find them in another electronic format. Then I’ll try converting them to PDF using pdf24, which I found on a platform with reviews of the best online editors. Actually, I’ve hardly ever come across platforms like this, and this one seemed quite useful, especially if you need to find a good online tool for working with PDFs.

 

Someone was kind enough to upload the original F56 Workshop Manual to google drive.

F56 Workshop Manual

PDF size is 668MB and has 9680 pages.

 

Ive seen online manuals and PDFs but never a printed physical book. I had one for my First Gen MINI Cooper S R53