Electrical System Related Problems of the 2003 Mini Cooper

Table 1 shows five common electrical system related problems of the 2003 Mini Cooper. The number one most common problem is related to the electrical system (16 problems). The second most common problem is related to the wiring (five problems).

Table 1. Electrical System related problems of Mini Cooper


Recently reported Electrical System problems of the 2003 Mini Cooper

The Electrical System problem

No air or blower or heat to defog windshield. Water in driver-side foot well. Power steering intermittent fault. Engine continues running and panel gauge lights remain on with ignition off and key removed.   Read details...

The Wiring problem

My 2003 Mini Cooper (r50), with manual shift and 83,567 miles, was parked on a city street when a passerby noticed smoke and fire coming out of the engine area. The fire department was called to put the fire out.   Read details...

The Battery Dead problem

Battery failure. Battery has failed for the third time since car brand new in Feb, 2003. On each occasion the vehicle would not start after having given no warning. The first failure was in 2005 at 26,000 mi. , the second in 2007 at 51,000 mi. , the third in 2008 at 68,000 mi.   Read details...


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