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Multiple uses, may include turn signal, brake light, backup light, rear foglight, and third brake light depending upon model. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb. If original bulbs are...
Audi, BMW, Hyundai, Mazda, Mercedes, Mini, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Porsche, Volvo, VW & more
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$2.19
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$4.94
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Original bulb may be marked 16W or 18W, this is the replacement long life version for either one.
BMW X5, 328i, X3, 325i, M3, 535i, 530i, 528i, 330i, 335i & more
Mercedes E350, C300, S550, ML350, GL450, GLK350, GLE350, E550, GLC300, ML320 & more
Mini Cooper, Cooper Countryman
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$2.49
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Mini Cooper Countryman
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$43.99
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Tail Lamp Assembly; Tail Light Left 632010 With storage pkg. Your part is located within diagram as #1.
Mini Cooper Countryman
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$221.99
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$231.24
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$248.07

The average cost of a Mini Countryman tail light is between $2.19 and $221.99.

How Do I Replace The Mini Countryman Tail Light?

When the tail light on a Mini Countryman stops working or cracks, replacement is usually straightforward. Open the rear hatch, then pop off the trim nearest to the light assembly. You’ll see screws or bolts—sometimes tucked under a small plastic cover. Take them out with care. Gently pull the light unit out; it might need a little wiggle if it’s been there for a while. You’ll spot the wiring harness at the back—unclip it. Grab your new Mini Countryman tail light, hook it up to the harness, and push the unit back into place. Before tightening those screws, check if the new unit sits flush with the body. Once you're satisfied, tighten everything and test the lights—brake, reverse, and indicators. If all is well, click the trim back on. Handle each connector gently to avoid snapping any fragile plastic.

Why Does My Mini Countryman Tail Light Condensate Or Fill With Water?

Seeing haze or water droplets inside a Mini Countryman tail light isn’t unusual. Cracks in the shell, loose seals, or worn gaskets let in moisture. Even after a bumpy road or slight fender bender, gaps can let air and water sneak inside. Temperature swings pull damp air in, fogging up the lens. If you catch water inside, first scan for visible cracks or holes. Test the seals and the gasket where the light sits against the car. Swapping out a bad gasket or running a thin bead of auto sealant often solves the issue. Leave water inside too long and you’ll notice corroded parts or flickering lights, so don’t put off repairs.

What Are The Common Reasons For Mini Countryman Tail Light Not Working?

When a Mini Countryman tail light goes dark, start with the basics. Blown bulbs top the list. Fuses can fail, especially after a power surge. Road salt and rain can corrode the socket or make the harness come loose. Swap in a fresh bulb first. If that doesn’t work, look at the fuse box—find the one marked for tail or stop lights. All clear? Track the wiring. Look for pinched wires or greenish corrosion at contacts. Cleaning the sockets once in a while keeps things running smooth and bright.

Can I Upgrade My Mini Countryman Tail Light To LED?

Yes, plenty of Mini Countryman owners upgrade to LED tail lights. LEDs shine brighter and take less energy and last longer too. You can find plug-and-play units or simple LED bulbs made for this model. Double-check fitment! Some LED setups need resistors or decoder modules to avoid dash warnings or fast-blinking signals. Swapping in LEDs is usually like changing regular lights—unbolt, unplug, swap, fit the new unit, and hook everything back up. Make sure your new LEDs are approved for street use, so you don’t run into trouble during inspections.

What Should I Do If My Mini Countryman Tail Light Warning Appears On The Dashboard?

If a tail light warning pops up on your Mini Countryman’s dash, the car thinks something’s off. Walk to the back, turn on the ignition, and check every rear light—brakes, reverse, parking. If something’s out, replace the bulb. Still no luck? Look for moisture or rust inside each housing. Sometimes a wobbly bulb or a bad fit in the socket is enough to trigger the alert. Fix the problem and the warning might reset by itself when you cycle the car off and on. If not, plugging in an OBD tool clears lingering error codes.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mini Countryman Tail Light?

At AutohausAZ, we know hunting for a Mini Countryman tail light shouldn’t leave you feeling frustrated or short on cash. That’s why we cut the markup and deliver quality, every time. We price our parts so you can fix up your Mini without second guessing. Orders ship out fast so there’s no long waiting around, either. If you ever get the wrong part or change your mind, returning it is quick and pain-free. We like cars and car people—you’ll notice that from the first call or message. Need help with fitment? Unsure about installation? Ask us. Whether you’re swapping a broken tail light or styling your Mini with new LEDs, our team is here to see you through it. At AutohausAZ, saving money and skipping the drama isn’t just a promise—it’s how we do things.