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| MINI2 Regular Join Date: Mar 2004 Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | Did your MCS come with a toolkit? Just picked up my new MCS today. Strapped to floor of the boot is a black bag which looks like it should contain a jack. When I opened it, all it had was the towing ring. Am I missing something? Surely it should come with a jack even with the runflats.. |
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| Take me down to Paradise Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: David McGhan's World Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | Nope - thats what mine came with too ![]() EDIT: BTW - congrats on the car ![]() Any piccies? - Global Moderator - MY BLOG - Global Procrastinator - ![]() ... Buying the 8C for its dynamic abilities is like buying a porn film for its plot ... |
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| Blue is the colour! Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Canberra, Australia Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | I got a jack with my car ... AND ... a toolkit. ![]() My dealer did say my car was the first he'd seen with a jack, pity it didn't come with a shu-roo too. ![]() |
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| Track Addict Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sydney Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | Hi, In both my minis I got a little black satchel in the side compartment of the boot, which contains a tow hook, reversible screwdriver, locking nut key and a strange curved hook device to remove hubcaps. Definitely no jack or wheelbrace . I think it is ridiculous selling a car without a jack or a wheelbrace, it should be compulsory.Robbo Mods: GO MADDIE and SPARKY! |
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| my second passion, a tin! Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Cronulla, NSW Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | I definately got some weird jack in the boot of mine. In a pack with a tyre lever. Also got the tow hook and others in the near side boot compartment 2002 BRG MCS with more mods than can remember The thieves choice in race cars ![]() 2005 BEP MCS stock standard and staying that way |
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| Take me down to Paradise Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: David McGhan's World Local Time: 03:27 PM
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Offline | How did you get a damn jack Liam! We both had the same builds! ![]() - Global Moderator - MY BLOG - Global Procrastinator - ![]() ... Buying the 8C for its dynamic abilities is like buying a porn film for its plot ... |
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| MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2004 Local Time: 12:27 AM
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Offline | I have an MC/S on order and was told that the jack is under the car, not under the floor of the "boot" as you call it. This means you access it from beneath the car on the outside! Look under there and see if it is strapped up there. The owners manual printed on-line talks about a "Mini Mobility Kit" which contains a patch repair and air compressor for use with the run-flats, but I can't find out how to get one as an option and where IT is stored! |
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| MINI2 Master | The Mobility kit is for 15"s with no spare wheel. If you have run flats, realistically you don't need any tools. On UK cars all the tools are in a black foam container under the boot carpet. The irony here is that my car left the factory wearing 17" S spokes and they must have fitted the wrong tool kit to my car as I have everything in it - ie: locking wheel nut, jack and Mobility kit! ![]() |
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| MINI2 Senior Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Surrey, England Local Time: 06:27 AM
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Offline | Unless they are an MCS, or maybe a diesel, as that's where the battery goes? I got the kit referred to by robbo mcs on my 2002 MCS, strapped to the boot floor, but my car was the first runflat-equipped one with the kit that the dealer had seen. It was built at the very end of the 2002 MY but I think that the tools are added at the PDI centre at Doncaster (where they fit the CD multichangers too). It was 2003 MY by the time it got to Doncaster so I guess that's why I got the tools. MCS JCW CR/CR ; MOD LY/B |
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