I have an 04 Cooper. When I remove the key from the ignition and put a turn signal on my running light (corrosponding to the side the signal is on) comes on and stays on. I found this out by accident and was wondering if anyone else has seen this?

 

Yup, they all do that. It's a feature on many European cars that is there so you can park on a narrow city street and have a little less chance of someone hitting your parked car.

There's another thread about this somewhere.

 

>>Yup, they all do that. It's a feature on many European cars that is there so you can park on a narrow city street and have a little less chance of someone hitting your parked car.
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Wow great! Thanks for the headsup. I didn't bother even searching since I couldn't think of a good reason for that symptom. Thanks again, I feel much better.

 

It's also in the manual

 

Ooooooooh. That's what that book is for.... Your right shoulda looked!

 

[BlazingSaddles]Manual? We don' need no stinking manual![/BlazingSaddles]

 

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Is the manual the **** on top of a stick with six numbers and an r on it? I got one of them....how do you read it????

 

PKT RKT
still BRG eh
OH well

 

>>PKT RKT
>>still BRG eh
>>OH well

AAAAARGHHHH!!!! DON'T remind me........

 

Ok I will try not to talk about BRG
BRG is hard not to talk about
BRG is the talk of the town
BRG will outlast all others
BRG will never work for PKT RKT
OH well