Temperature Warning & No Heat
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Temperature Warning & No Heat
Question for the mini tinkerers...2012 Mini Cooper Clubman
A couple of times now my engine temp light has come on 'yellow' but gone off shortly after. Also, not sure it's related, but my heat is not working in the cabin of the car all of a sudden...irony, my warranty expired on Oct 01. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jason
A couple of times now my engine temp light has come on 'yellow' but gone off shortly after. Also, not sure it's related, but my heat is not working in the cabin of the car all of a sudden...irony, my warranty expired on Oct 01. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jason
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The posts above me pretty much covered it. Sounds like it could be air in the system. You can try bleeding it. There is a bleeder screw on top of the thermostat housing. Or it could possibly need a new thermostat. But check for air first. There are some good diy’s for how to bleed the system on this site, and online and YouTube.
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Is that something I can do myself...or do I need to have someone do that for me...I'm reasonably handy but anything major I'd rather have done right.
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Just keep adding coolant to the reservoir until it doesn't go down anymore after running the car up to temperature. You may have to fill up the reservoir a number of times until the air bubble works itself out. Also have the heat on max in the car. If it keeps going down you have a leak some where.
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