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Where is the OBD2 Port on a 2011 Mini Cooper?

Model: Mini Mini R55, R57, R56 - Years 2007-2014
Part: Checks and maintenance

If you are looking for the OBD2 port located inside the cabin of your Mini Cooper (2011 model), then you just need to follow these steps. First, open the driver's side door and enter the car, ensuring it is turned off, then proceed to locate the OBD2 port situated in the lower area of the dashboard, more precisely on the left side of it. Once you find the OBD2 port of your Mini Cooper, you can also connect a diagnostic tool to analyse the data from the control unit.

Posted on 9 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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