ABS, Tire Pressure and Airbag Light Fault on '05 MINI Cooper

possible not probable as the connectors are different, have tire checked and if OK take car back and have the TP problem fixed at not charge.

The codes are OBD2 and are available on line, try looking for code p1613 and there will be the answer. You may have other problems as this code is not related to ABS The tire pressure is the result of a low tire or faulty pressure sensor. Check air pressure and bring to correct pressure. The TPMS may have to be rest using a specif tool. Tire shops , and dealers have them.

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Check the wires under the seats to the passenger sensing devices. I believe Mini had a recall on this for some model years. You will need a SRS reader or the dealer to reset the airbag light after you fix the problem.

check tire pressure is balanced then have tires checked after hitting somethingin the road your tire may fine but you may have bent the rim....

on all four wheels their will be a sensor and 'sensing' plate. First step is to clean these all up with a parts cleaner, and try again. If one of the sensors cant pick up a signal from the plate, then this will cause a fault. If no luck, inspect the wiring to and from the sensors, for obvious damage/short circuits. Hopefully this would have sorted it, otherwise their could be a faulty abs sensor. As for tyre pressures, i am not sure how the system works. What type of warning? If it is like some aftermarket systems, then maybe a battery has gone in flat on one of the wheel sensors

Check your tire pressure. One of your tires has lost enough tire pressure to trigger this alarm. It could also be a puncture by nail or something. Once you've checked your tire pressures and set them all to desired pressure (30psi - depending on tire model and passenger occupancy) you can reset this alarm by pressing and holding down the button (apprx. 10 sec) located on the front of base of the emergency brake (same symbol on button as alarm). Blinking yellow light will stop blinking and stay on (this is when you can stop pressing the button), but eventually, shortly dissappear. I think the alarm is triggered by a difference of 4-6 psi which can aso be affected by climate change (warmer to colder season or visa versa).

ECU - take it to a dealer for diagnostic and reset/repair

Hey,
take a look at www.airbagmodul.com

They're working in Airbag-Simulators and Occupancy Sensor-Simulators.

Regards

Gerrit

Hold down the reset for a few seconds until the light goes out. If this does not work, repeat.