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Where is the engine compartment fuse box located in the Mini Cooper?

Model: Mini Mini R52, R50, R53 - Years 2001-2007
Part: Fuse box

In this short video we can see where the engine compartment fuse box is located in the Mini Cooper, useful in case a device is malfunctioning and we want to check the status of the fuses. As shown, to access it, simply open the hood and locate the small black box on our right, right next to the battery. To open the box, we release the clip on the front side of the same. In the event that a fuse is damaged, remember to always use a spare of the same amperage, otherwise we could damage the various devices connected to it.

Posted on 14 March 2023 by ScegliAuto

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