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SOLVED: 2011 R56 won't turn over!
This morning I replaced front brake pads and a rear pad wear sensor that's throwing off a CC-ID 071. Afterwards, I tried to reset the service lights, following instructions stickied on this sub-forum.
I started the car and it started fine. But when the codes came back, I decided to go through the reset procedure again. Then, I tried to start the car again, but this time the engine didn't turn, lights flashed on and off and I heard "tick, tick, tick, tick..." In addition to the CC-ID 071, CC-ID 275 also popped up all of a sudden. What happened? I didn't even touch anything in the engine compartment? EDIT: It was the battery. Replaced it even though the sight gauge is black, which means recharge, and Autozone confirms the it's bad. I'm fortunate that it went out while I was working on it in the garage instead of in the middle of nowhere. But I'm still curious as to what have caused it to discharge. |
MINI batteries can be disappointing. There have been many threads on here where folks work on their cars and have the problem you have. Put a charger on the battery for a few hours and then give it another try.
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I was thinking the same, battery. Being a 2011 I'd bet it's the original battery? I would consider replacing it as it's close to EOL..
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OK. Removed the battery so that I can get a better view of the sight gauge. It is black, which means charge. Should I recharge or replace?
Thanks for the replies! |
While you have it out, take to an Autozone or equivalent and get it load tested. Here in hot AZ, once my battery hits 4 years, I just go ahead and replace it. I hate getting stranded..
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