MINI Cooper S Clubman All4

FCP Euro · FCP Euro · 22 Sep 2026

►If you own your modern MINI for an extended period, you may need to replace your knock sensor. The knock sensor is an engine safeguard; it listens to engine combustion to ensure there isn't pre-ignition. While pre-ignition isn't common on these MINI Coopers and Countrymen, broken knock sensor wires are. They're small and in a very hot area, so they become brittle and break after tens of thousands of miles. When they go, they'll cause one or more engine faults, alerting you via the instrument cluster. Replacing the knock sensor on any of the three- or four-cylinder engines in this generation…