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Mini Paceman Cooper R61 Service Costs – Reliable MINI Servicing Without Main Dealer Prices

 

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Service Pricing for the -R61 Cooper

We always reset the onboard service computer and
write the service history to the onboard service computer (where fitted)


Our prices include parts, labour and VAT

Oil Services
Brake Services
Other Services
Total: £0.00

MINI Paceman Cooper Servicing – Stylish Practicality with a Punchy Petrol Engine

The MINI Paceman Cooper R61 uses the naturally aspirated 1.6-litre petrol engine shared with the R56 hatch — delivering smooth, reliable performance in a sleek coupe-SUV body. It’s a solid all-rounder, but like its hatchback sibling, it’s prone to timing chain rattle, oil leaks, and crankcase breather faults as it ages.

At The MINI (&BMW) Specialist in Great Bridge, we provide fixed-cost servicing using OE-grade parts, LL-01 spec oils, and full diagnostic inspections. We know where these cars wear out — and we service accordingly.

Why Choose Us for Your R61 Cooper Petrol?

Engine Knowledge

From VVT actuator rattle to chain guide wear and PCV diaphragm failure — we check it all as standard.

Leak Detection

Oil filter housing, rocker cover gasket, and thermostat housing are known leak points — we inspect them all at every visit.

Top-Tier Consumables

Your engine deserves the correct oil — BMW-approved LL-01 and OE-quality filters are used every time.

Honest Pricing

No sneaky extras. No inflated invoices. Just fair, fixed-price servicing — every time.

MINI R61 Paceman Cooper FAQs

Question Answer
What engine does the R61 Cooper use? It’s powered by the 1.6-litre naturally aspirated Prince petrol engine — shared with the R56 Cooper hatchback.
How often should I service it? Every 10,000–12,000 miles or once per year. Regular servicing helps prevent known faults like chain stretch and breather blockages.
Does this engine suffer from oil leaks? Yes — the oil filter housing, rocker cover, and sometimes the vacuum pump can all leak with age. We check them all during every service.
Are there common cooling issues? Definitely. The thermostat housing and crossover pipe are prone to cracking and weeping — easily misdiagnosed as a water pump failure.
Will you reset my service reminder? Of course. We reset the onboard service counter and update the digital service history where supported.
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