Control Units

2013 Mini Cooper Countryman, Standard TransSECTION Control Units
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CONTROL UNITS LOCATION

Component Component Location
Anti-Theft Control Module (Alpine) Behind glove box.
Board Computer (BC) Behind center console.
Body Electronics Control Module (ZKE IV) Behind glove box.
Chime Module Below left side of dash.
Crash Control Module On relay panel, under left side of dash. See Figure .
Dynamic Stability Control Unit (DSC) On left side of engine compartment.
Electronic Immobilizer Control Module (EWS III) Under left side of dash, left of steering column.
Engine Control Module (DME) On right rear side of engine compartment, in E-box. See Figure .
Evaporator Controller On right side of left footwell.
Rear Wiper/Washer Interval Control Module In liftgate.
Slip Control Module (ABS/ASC) (2.5L) In left front side of engine compartment.
Slip Control Module (ABS/ASC) (3.0L) In left front side of engine compartment.
Slip Control Module (ABS/ASC) (3.2L) Under right side of dash, behind glove box.
Sub-Woofer Amplifier Module On left side of luggage compartment.
Supplemental Restraint System Control Module Below center console.
Thermal Oil Level Sensor (TOENS) Control Module Behind glove box.
Transmission Control Module (EGS) On right rear side of engine compartment, in E-box.
Wiper/Washer Module Behind glove box.
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