I have a 2008 Mini Cooper with 80,000 miles on it. Last week the engine light came on, and just to make sure that it wasn't something as simple as the gas cap, I took the gas cap off and put it back on. After driving the car on a few close errands to get the light diagnosed, it turned off. I got gas over the weekend and the next day the engine light came on again. I hadn't noticed my car running poorly, but I had noticed the fan staying on a little longer than normal after I turned the car off. I checked the gas cap again, but last night I noticed that there is air coming out of the vent, but it's not hot air. This morning, the engine light went off, but the cold air continues to blow out. I took it to an auto store, and the code is P112B.

Any advice? I have an appointment tomorrow morning with the local Mini dealer, but I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions. Thanks!

 

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Have you checked your coolant level? Cool air from the heater usually means that no coolant is being pumped through the heater core. Running out of coolant is a Bad Thing.

Spridget

 

Today my 07' S showed the P112B code as I was leaving work. I have a Access Port so I was able to also see that P2F22 and P2B32 codes were also set off. I was wondering if you had the same codes and what the fix was. For the time being I was able to clear them but I would like too know whats actually going on.