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DeadCanDanceR · Aug 25th, 2005, 02:26 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Paul Mullett

Some confusion might come from the fact the MINI they're selling now in Mexico (like above) are still the old style MINIs.

Newer MINIs have an indicator for the fluid levels on the end (yellow). IF you have an alarm (and this has always been the case on factory alarms) you have a red indicator on the opposite arm to the yellow tipped one which flashes when the alarm is on.

"New style" MINIs have been available in Mexico since late 2004. Mine is a 2005 MINI.

Although it too has the red plastic at the end of the stalk, since it's an early 2005!

Nice photos Frissen! Maybe you'd like to post some of them here:

http://www.mini2.com/forum/mini-cooper/82926-liquid-yellow-mini-cooper-poll-showcase-show-your-ly-mini-pictures-here.html

¡Saludos amarillos!

Aug 25th, 2005, 02:26 AM	#13
DeadCanDanceR ...viva MINI...!!! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Guadalajara, México Local Time: 08:00 PM Posts: 18,939 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Paul Mullett Some confusion might come from the fact the MINI they're selling now in Mexico (like above) are still the old style MINIs. Newer MINIs have an indicator for the fluid levels on the end (yellow). IF you have an alarm (and this has always been the case on factory alarms) you have a red indicator on the opposite arm to the yellow tipped one which flashes when the alarm is on. "New style" MINIs have been available in Mexico since late 2004. Mine is a 2005 MINI. Although it too has the red plastic at the end of the stalk, since it's an early 2005! Nice photos Frissen! Maybe you'd like to post some of them here: http://www.mini2.com/forum/mini-cooper/82926-liquid-yellow-mini-cooper-poll-showcase-show-your-ly-mini-pictures-here.html ¡Saludos amarillos!