Mini Cooper R55 R56 LCI DSC Hydro Braking Unit Pump Module 9807162 9807164

Mini Cooper R55 R56 LCI DSC Hydro Braking Unit Pump Module is an original braking system component designed for the Mini R56 LCI facelift models, responsible for precise pressure control in the brake circuits and integration with the ABS system. This is a used OEM part that allows for maintaining factory performance parameters and stable operation of safety systems. By choosing this component, you gain compatibility with the factory installation and consistency with the vehicle's electronics.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9813836
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9813836
• Substitutable numbers: 34529813836, 34519807162, 34529807164, 9813836, 9807162, 9807164, 34506799029, 34506799205, 34506850372, 6799029, 6799205, 6850372
• Category: Other Brake Parts

Purpose and function in the braking system

The ABS braking pump in the Mini R56 LCI is responsible for generating and modulating pressure in the braking system, as well as communicating with the ABS control unit. This component:

• stabilizes pressure in the brake circuits during normal braking,
• works in conjunction with wheel speed sensors and the ABS controller,
• enables precise modulation of braking force in emergency situations,
• supports the maintenance of traction and vehicle handling on slippery surfaces.

Thanks to its factory design, the Mini braking system maintains the performance characteristics intended by the manufacturer, which translates into predictable vehicle behavior in critical situations.

Compatibility and replacement numbers

The offered ABS braking pump is an OEM component that has an assigned part number and a set of interchangeable numbers, which facilitates the selection of the correct component for a specific Mini R56 LCI configuration. The presence of reference numbers allows for:

• verification of compatibility with the existing ABS system in the vehicle,
• comparison with the currently installed component,
• safe replacement of the factory pump without the need for installation modifications.

Before purchasing, it is worth comparing the markings on your module with the data in the specification to ensure full compatibility with the equipment version and the vehicle's year.

Condition, origin, and installation benefits

The Mini R56 LCI ABS braking pump comes from dismantling and is offered as a used original part. This type of part ensures:

• factory fitment for mounts and brake lines,
• compatibility with the electrical wiring and the vehicle's controller,
• reduced risk of CAN network communication issues compared to low-quality aftermarket replacements.

In most cases, installation involves replacing the module, bleeding the braking system, and potential adaptation using a diagnostic tool, in accordance with the Mini service procedure.

Why choose an original Mini ABS pump

Using original braking system components is crucial for safety and predictable vehicle behavior. In the case of the Mini R56 LCI ABS braking pump, this means, among other things:

• maintaining factory ABS performance parameters and driving stability,
• lower risk of malfunctions in brake assist systems,
• easier diagnostics and maintenance in the future.

If you are considering the choice between refurbishment and installing a used OEM component, an article describing the practical differences between these solutions may be helpful – you can find it in the material on choosing between a refurbished and a used original part, which discusses, among other things, the cost-effectiveness of purchasing dismantled components.

Braking system expansion and related components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the braking area in your Mini and need other elements from the same group, such as lines, wheel speed sensors, or ABS control modules, check out the available parts in the Other Mini category.

For a comparison of the characteristics of advanced braking systems in sports cars with solutions used in production cars, you can read the article comparing Audi RS models with other versions, where differences in brake and chassis construction are discussed.