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    MINI Nutter N16SHP's Avatar
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    Or as John Clark just called it, a 'Quality Enhancement'. Got a phone call to say my car needs to go in to get a heat shield put around the oil line or something like that as there is a problem with the oil getting to the turbo...anyone else heard anything about this?
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    Yes, it is an official fix. The oil lines can get stupidly hot due to the proximity of the turbo and start to melt the seals in the lines. Its not a very complicated bit of kit, just a bit of metal that bolts on.

    I think Cooper Sunderland tried to phone me about it the other week but I can't be bothered with them. Its managed 115k miles without one so far

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    The King Of Shine ianking's Avatar
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    My SD countryman is going in for a recall as well. Something to do with the wiring loom. I got a letter from mini uk saying to make contact with a dealership to get it done

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    aye I saw that one too. Something to do with water dripping onto the wiring at a certain point

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