Mini R60 Countryman Yaw Rate Sensor - Used Original Parts

Diagnosis and Common Symptoms

From our workshop experience, a failing yaw rate sensor on the R60 Countryman is a common cause for persistent DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) and ABS warning lights. The vehicle's onboard diagnostics will typically log specific fault codes, with the most frequent being 5E46 (DSC Sensor Plausibility), 5E3C (Rotation Rate Sensor Error), and D35A (DSC Control Unit Message Failure).

Symptoms a driver will notice include:

• Illumination of the DSC, ABS, and sometimes the 4x4 or BRAKE warning lights on the instrument cluster.
• A "Chassis Stabilization Malfunction" message appearing on the central display.
• The DSC system may deactivate completely, leaving the vehicle without traction or stability control assistance.
• In some cases, the system may incorrectly intervene, applying brakes to individual wheels during normal driving.

Introduction

Restore your vehicle's critical safety systems without the expense of a new unit. This is a Genuine Mini R60 Yaw Rate Sensor, meticulously salvaged from a donor vehicle. Each sensor is individually tested in-house by our technicians to ensure it meets original performance specifications. Trust in a verified component to bring your Mini's DSC and ABS systems back to full operational status.

Product Details

• Brand: Mini (BMW Group Genuine Part)

• Model Compatibility: Mini R60 Countryman (All variants)

• Part Name: Yaw Rate Sensor / DSC Sensor Cluster

• Condition: Genuine Used (Tested Working)

• Notes: This unit integrates both the yaw rate and lateral acceleration sensors. It is a critical component for the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and, on equipped models, the ALL4 all-wheel-drive system. Located under the front passenger or driver's seat.