Standard Ignition Ignition Switch P/N:US-136
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition US-897 switch for the 2002-2008 Mini Cooper is the ignition starter switch that connects the key to the starting circuit. It is a Cooper switch for the 2002-2008 Mini Cooper, engineered specifically for Mini vehicles.
A key that sticks, an engine that does not crank, or accessories that cut in and out can mean the switch is worn. These signs alone do not prove the switch is the problem, since a weak battery can cause them too.
This OE-replacement ignition switch fits the 2002-2008 Mini Cooper, and that car takes one. This listing is a single switch.
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Interchange: 61326913965 · CS1257 · LS1263 · KS7257 · LA10015
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Is this the right 2003 Mini Cooper ignition switch?
Yes. Standard Ignition US-897 fits the 2002-2008 Mini Cooper, so a 2003 model is covered.
Does a 2004 Mini Cooper ignition switch come as a single piece?
Yes. This listing is a single Standard Ignition US-897 switch, and the 2002-2008 Mini Cooper, which includes 2004 models, takes one.
How many pins does this Standard Ignition switch have?
Standard Ignition US-897 has 9 male pin terminals in one square connector. The connector itself is female.
How can I tell if my ignition switch is wearing out?
Watch for an engine that cranks only some of the time or accessories that drop out when you turn the key. Confirming it takes circuit testing, which a shop can do.
Does LS1263 interchange with this switch?
Yes. LS1263 is listed as an interchange number for Standard Ignition US-897, along with CS1257, KS7257, LA10015 and 61326913965.
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