For those who don’t have 4 minutes to waste a quick summary here: 10 secs read and application here >> 1) use the car dashboard to find the warning identified by the symbol as shown, obtain the CC-ID codes and check online for parts 2) then do a visual inspection of your car light bulbs.
Thanks for that dude. That was so easy fix for me to find out which bulb as it was left reverse bulb and was just a loose connection. That bulb code idea helped
Nice one bro! Got this happening for last two days and was wondering which light had given up its ghost! Thankfully its a side light that needs changing! 👍
@@zevisgarage actually, it turned out to be the reversing light, which was partially underwater due to (I think) one of the rear bulb housing clips not being completely closed! Hopefully, emptying out the water will help the issue!
You are a star, what is the one bulb that you cannot check on your own with the car engine running? Yes you guessed correctly. Except I did not until I watched your great video. Thanks also for the link to the website with the codes. Mine was cc-ID 115 O/S/R reverse LIGHT. A tip for you all if the holding in of the end of the stalk does not work, try holding in the right hand trip meter like button at the same time. Thanks dude!
Cheers! If you put it into accessory mode and put it into reverse with handbrake on it should activate. That being said, who the heck would think of actually trying to do that
Both of my parking lights had failed and I have replaced them with the new ones. The warning is still present however. When I try doing this it just says “Check OK” and doesn’t display any error code.
Have a quick question, where is the switch, button, knob, etc. that makes the interior lights on the dash brighter? Was trying to find that out pls :). oh btw this video is very helpful as well for me because I have the light out warning on as well. So this videos is very nice, ty for showing us how to do this and figure out the bulbs :)
What a waste of time. Just start the car, switch on all your lights including fog lights and then get out and see what's not working. If you park against a light wall at the back, you can even see the brake & reversing lights without help
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For those who don’t have 4 minutes to waste a quick summary here: 10 secs read and application here >>
1) use the car dashboard to find the warning identified by the symbol as shown, obtain the CC-ID codes and check online for parts 2) then do a visual inspection of your car light bulbs.
Thank you I was so nervous about my mini car until I started to watch your videos. So much valuable information. ❤
Thanks! I’m hoping to cover all the bits of information that 99% of mini owners won’t know, and it’s some of the most important!
Thank you soooo much. I just got a 2008 mini yesterday and your videos are AWESOME! I love that you go step by step❤
Thank you!
Thanks for that dude. That was so easy fix for me to find out which bulb as it was left reverse bulb and was just a loose connection. That bulb code idea helped
Nice one bro! Got this happening for last two days and was wondering which light had given up its ghost! Thankfully its a side light that needs changing! 👍
Yup some of them like to be intermittent too
Thanks so much. Got the light I need to fix! 👍🏻
OMG - Many thanks, this saved my loads of time. I couldn't figure out which buld had gone. All fixed now.
This was so helpful. Thanks for saving my dad and I from the headache this has become
Cheers! Glad to help!
I've had a mini with intermittent light issues for years and never knew it could tell me this! Thanks
Cheers! Sometimes intermittent is due to body control module failing
@@zevisgarage Thanks. We've had two minis and they've both been a little 'over-sensitive' to light faults. They really are such unreliable cars!
@@zevisgarage actually, it turned out to be the reversing light, which was partially underwater due to (I think) one of the rear bulb housing clips not being completely closed! Hopefully, emptying out the water will help the issue!
Thanks. I needed this!
Ty for this hopefully this fixes the issueee
You are a star, what is the one bulb that you cannot check on your own with the car engine running? Yes you guessed correctly. Except I did not until I watched your great video. Thanks also for the link to the website with the codes. Mine was cc-ID 115 O/S/R reverse LIGHT. A tip for you all if the holding in of the end of the stalk does not work, try holding in the right hand trip meter like button at the same time. Thanks dude!
Cheers! If you put it into accessory mode and put it into reverse with handbrake on it should activate. That being said, who the heck would think of actually trying to do that
Amazing 🙌🏾
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you !
2011 R57 - Excellent information! Thanks for sharing.
Wondering how you figured that out or got that Easter egg info.
I know there are guides an such but I always assume if I press and hold there will be more information somehow
😮 thank you!!!!
Both of my parking lights had failed and I have replaced them with the new ones. The warning is still present however. When I try doing this it just says “Check OK” and doesn’t display any error code.
Weird. No LED’s installed?
What site did you go in on your phone to get the list of codes for the lights that are out
Sorry for late reply. Here ya go, hopefully this can help other people too!
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@@zevisgarage thank you!!!
that's awesome, i'll have a look now
Cheers!
Is that a boost gauge in the air vent and if so where did you get it?
It’s a P3 boost guage. It’s the analog version. The have an OBDII version that just plugs in
I add your vidéo to my favorite
Thank you!
Have a quick question, where is the switch, button, knob, etc. that makes the interior lights on the dash brighter? Was trying to find that out pls :). oh btw this video is very helpful as well for me because I have the light out warning on as well. So this videos is very nice, ty for showing us how to do this and figure out the bulbs :)
There is a button you press and hold on the tachometer there is a button that controls brightness
Thank you very mucth !
You’re welcome!
Hey bro
Where did you buy the cellphone holder?
Cravenspeed if I remember right
What app is that with all the codes on
It’s the website pinned in the comments and description
Thanks for the info.. Why it can't just say left tail bulb etc like my ancient old audi a4 lol.. Cheers
If you have the infotainment system it will tell you
Clear as mud? Where did you get that list?
It indicates that there’s 3 lights out but when I go through the steps, it say ‘Check Ok’ yet there are bulbs out on my R60 Countryman
Do you have aftermarket LED's?
Or just turn on lights and look which ones are out
That’s a lot harder than you think for most people
OH man, Get to know what you are talking about before trying educate others. !!!
lol back at ya, you are here for a reason..
@@zevisgarage I could blindfold my dog, give him a screwdriver and he would have more idea than you. 🤣
@@BrianR04 uh huh sure. Lemme see it then I’ll believe it
dude cut your finger nails
Dunno what u r on about, his fingernails r fine
What a waste of time. Just start the car, switch on all your lights including fog lights and then get out and see what's not working. If you park against a light wall at the back, you can even see the brake & reversing lights without help
@@hissingsid3907 😂