Questions & Answers for: Mini engine overheat high speed

...overheat condition to get pwr steering fan to run - engine fan cycles on & off but pwr steering fan still will not run. I've run out of ideas... I do not have access to OBD or wiring diagram. Check ...

...speed or higher rev When it starts to redline in traffic at a stop, I can get it to back down a bit by revving the engine up to 2k or so. The coolant overflow bottle is full, but does that mean the ...

overheat. what could cause this issue to continue? fan clicks on low and high and still continues, reserve coolant tank boils and overflows. not sure what direction to look or go? head gasket or water

...engine is switched off This is a likely "fail safe". Have your coolant temperature sensor tested. If the temp sensor is faulty, it could keep the fans on as a safety so the engine does not

...overheat, occassionally it may also blow out cold air through the heaters at random, i have been on the motor and the car is all warmed up and it goes from hot air to cold air instantly. Please can ...

...engine continues to overheats; It happens when the AC is on and while at idling. No leaks. No head problem. Any idea anyone? Thank you/ Check to see if the electric cooling fans are working.  ...

engine running, high speed cooling fan enabled, then the PCM detected the fan secondary circuit was low (with the high speed cooling fan on). and P1484 - Type Powertrain - Manufacturer Controlled DTC

...loss and overheats...dont drive till sorted...got a 59 plate cooper in workshop now...needing full engine due to overheats. Very important to bleed properly and pressure test to ensure no leake ( ...

overheat? No, there is nothing to change in the programming. Make sure the fan is coming on high when the engine is hot. If not, please get back to us for troubleshooting. If the fan is coming on high

...engine to overheat. Faulty radiator: A radiator that is clogged or has a leak can prevent coolant from flowing properly, causing the engine to overheat. Faulty thermostat: A malfunctioning thermostat ...