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MINI Cooper - Diagnosis Without Guesswork: 2002-2006
- Diagnostic tools and techniques
- Component descriptions and operation
- Circuit wiring schematics
- Pinout charts, waveforms, and nominal values
- Bus system operation and testing
- OBD II P-code (DTC) lookup
This MINI Cooper Diagnosis Without Guesswork handbook is a diagnostic manual written for the professional technician and the MINI enthusiast. Not intended to be a repair manual, this handbook is your comprehensive source for engine management and on-board system diagnosis.
For the MINI technician with advanced automotive test equipment, the circuit descriptions, pinout charts, wiring schematics, scope traces, and real-world nominal values will prove essential in diagnosing problem cars.
Even if you own only a generic OBD-II scan tool, a DVOM and a set of jumper wires, this book will help provide fast answers and guidance as it steps you through the diagnostic process.
As a result of publishing our MINI repair manuals, we have been asked for DTC-based diagnostic information. This handbook is a response to that feedback.
Chapters
- Diagnostic Tools and Techniques (Gr. 01)
- Engine Management (Gr. 13)
- Fuel Supply System (Gr. 16)
- Automatic Transmission (Gr. 24)
- Electro-Hydraulic Power Steering (Gr. 32)
- Tire Pressure Monitoring (Gr. 36)
- Bus Systems (Gr. 61)
- Electronic Immobilization System - EWS (Gr. 65)
- On-Board Diagnostics (OBD II)
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 | An OBD-II scan tool is invaluable for on-board diagnostics, such as clearing fault codes, and resetting the Check Engine light.
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Factory scan tool being used to check power supply (Term. 30)
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Backprobing ECM connector to check for voltage to LDP solenoid.
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From DTC to diagnosis - sample page spreads
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