Is there an automatic transmission in a Mini Cooper?
Very True. An automatic transmission wasn’t available in the 1st Gen Cooper S until January 2005 builds. The automatic used in all 1st Gen Cooper (and European One) Hatchback and Convertible models was a CVT. If you’re looking to buy a Cooper with an automatic you’ll want a 2nd Gen MINI (R55 – R59). Click to expand…
What kind of engine does a Mini Cooper have?
Overview Overview Most Popular S 2dr Hatchback 1.6L 4cyl S Engine Type Gas Transmission 6-speed manual Drive Type Front wheel drive Cylinders Inline 4
Can a Mini Cooper come in a CVT?
YES THE OLDER MODELS (R50, 52, 53) CAME IN A CVT OR A SIX SPEED AUTOMATIC AS WELL AS A 5 OR S SPEED MAN. THE NEW MINIS R55, 56, 57) ARE ALL MATED WITH A SIX SPEED IN MAN OR AUTO. 1 people found this helpful. I had a new shape mini in 2003/4 and only drive automatics because I’m lazy!!
What kind of transmission does a Cooper’s have?
High performance Cooper S Models came with front disk brakes and a larger outer CV joint to work with the specific swivel hubs for disk brakes. These models had the rare “Hardy-Spicer” inner u-joints that featured bigger spline output shafts from the transmission terminating in a rectangular flange that accepted the axle slip-yoke.
What kind of transmission does a Mini Cooper have?
An automatic transmission wasn’t available in the 1st Gen Cooper S until January 2005 builds. The automatic used in all 1st Gen Cooper (and European One) Hatchback and Convertible models was a CVT. If you’re looking to buy a Cooper with an automatic you’ll want a 2nd Gen MINI (R55 – R59).
Can you buy a Mini Cooper with a CVT?
If you buy a 1st Gen MINI with a CVT and the transmission goes, it will cost you more to replace than the car is worth. I’d never get an auto 1st gen standard MINI Cooper, although an auto 2nd Gen standard MINI Cooper would be ok. Because I thought you were looking for a normally aspirated (standard) MINI.
When did the remote shift start on a Mini Cooper?
As we mentioned above, the “REMOTE” shift first appeared around 1961 on “high-performance” models, and featured a beefy aluminum casting that bolted firmly to the transmission differential cover. It contained the shift-rod that allowed repositioning the shifter itself just in front of the cross-member that the front seat brackets bolt up to.
What kind of engine does a 2007 MINI Cooper have?
Hello Nik, for your 2007 Mini Cooper non-S, if you have a convertible, then its a Generation 1 R52 with the W10 engine. If you have a hardtop, then its a Generation 2 R56 with the N12 engine.
What does CVT mean on a Mini Cooper?
A common problem that a lot of 2002-2006 MINI Cooper owners have experienced is a failed CVT transmission, even with considerably low mileage. CVT transmission stands for Continuous Variable Transmission which is an automatic transmission that can seamlessly change through different gear ratios.
What should I know about my Mini Cooper?
1 Clutch Failure. Mini Cooper clutches are known to fail at relatively low mileage, especially when the vehicle is driven regularly in heavy traffic. 2 Automatic Transmission Failure. 3 Power Steering Pump Fails. 4 Water Pump Leak. 5 Loose Timing Chain. 6 Mini Cooper repair in Morgan Hill. 7 European auto repair in Morgan Hill
Very True. An automatic transmission wasn’t available in the 1st Gen Cooper S until January 2005 builds. The automatic used in all 1st Gen Cooper (and European One) Hatchback and Convertible models was a CVT. If you’re looking to buy a Cooper with an automatic you’ll want a 2nd Gen MINI (R55 – R59). Click to expand…
A common problem that a lot of 2002-2006 MINI Cooper owners have experienced is a failed CVT transmission, even with considerably low mileage. CVT transmission stands for Continuous Variable Transmission which is an automatic transmission that can seamlessly change through different gear ratios.
When to change the CVT fluid on a Mini Cooper?
Regular fluid service, defined by Mini as every 30,000 miles, is critical for prolonging the life of these early CVT transmissions. The transmission fluid must be changed at this more frequent interval in order for it to last the life of the car. While this service isn’t cheap (around $400), it is more than 10 times cheaper than a new tranny.
Is there dipstick to check CVT in Mini Cooper?
The solution to many automatic transmission issues is topping off the transmission with the correct OEM approved fluid. Unfortunately, there is no dipstick to check on the CVT, which is why it is listed to be checked from underneath by the technicians at the dealer with every “inspection” service.
If you buy a 1st Gen MINI with a CVT and the transmission goes, it will cost you more to replace than the car is worth. I’d never get an auto 1st gen standard MINI Cooper, although an auto 2nd Gen standard MINI Cooper would be ok. Because I thought you were looking for a normally aspirated (standard) MINI.
R56 for both the Mini Cooper and Cooper S (Set Your Car and Shop for a R56 .) F56 for both the Mini Cooper and Cooper S (Set Your Car and Shop Shop for a F56 .) F55 for both the Mini Cooper and Cooper S (Set Your Car and Shop for a F55 .)
When do you change the transmission fluid in a Mini Cooper?
The factory recommended interval for the automatic transmission is 100,000 miles and MINI states the manual transmission fluid is a ‘life-time fluid’ that does not require fluid replacement.
What are the specs of a 2004 Mini Cooper?
Mini Cooper (man. 5) , manufactured or sold in 2004, version for Europe Japan (up to July) gasoline (petrol) engine with displacement: 1598 cm3 / 97.5 cui, advertised power: 85 kW / 114 hp / 116 PS ( ECE ), torque: 149 Nm / 110 lb-ft, more data: 2004 Mini Cooper (man.
Regular fluid service, defined by Mini as every 30,000 miles, is critical for prolonging the life of these early CVT transmissions. The transmission fluid must be changed at this more frequent interval in order for it to last the life of the car. While this service isn’t cheap (around $400), it is more than 10 times cheaper than a new tranny.
What kind of CVT do I need for my Mini Cooper?
Fill/check hole shown on a CVT removed from car. When changing the fluid, you will want to be absolutely sure that you purchase the right kind (such as Royal Purple ATF, Febi, or Redline CVT) and you must be careful not to overfill it, as this itself can cause damage.
What kind of transmission fluid do I need for my Mini Cooper?
See the Application Guides below to determine which Automatic transmission fluid is appropriate for your Mini. Mini does not list any fluids other than the factory fluids, but several manufacturers lists their products as ‘compatible’ with factory fluids – these options are listed under ‘Alternate Fluids’.