indicators not working and control mode fault

Asked by Cooperfan123 Jun 03, 2021 at 08:17 AM about the MINI Cooper Clubman

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi in last 6 weeks had brake pads replaced, then clutch replaced and then all
coolant leaked out 3 weeks later and the garage has taken 7 days to replace
water pipe and thermostat and just bringing it back when indicators failed on
them and has control mode fault displaying.  They are saying its nothing to
do with works they have done but it was working before and literally was
going up for sale this weekend!  Can anyone advise please as to what could
be the problem as repairs the last few weeks are costing more than its worth
at this rate! Many thanks

1 Answer

Cooperfan123 answered 2 years ago

further to this they have dropped it off andthe electric windows - one stuck open and one stuck shut and service light on. From what I can gather to replace the pipe and thermostat they would have had to disconnect the battery? Would that be the issue or fuses? Many thanks

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