Mini Cooper R55 R56 LCI DSC Hydro Braking Unit Pump Module 6793932 6793933

The MINI R55 R56 ABS Brake Pump from the ABS and ESP System category is an original part designed to work with the factory anti-lock braking system in Mini vehicles. By adhering to manufacturer specifications, it ensures stable brake system operation and proper communication with the vehicle's electronics. This is a practical solution for users looking for a proven ABS module for repair or replacement in their MINI R55 and R56 models.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6793932
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6850372
• Substitutable numbers: 34506850372, 6850372, 6793932, 6793933, 34516793932, 34516793933, 34506799029, 34506799205, 6799029, 6799205, 34529813836, 9813836, 34506851841, 6851841, 34506793934, 6793934
• Category: ABS & Stability Hydraulic Units

Technical Characteristics of the MINI R55 R56 ABS Pump

The presented ABS brake pump belongs to the ABS and ESP System category, meaning it is responsible for precise pressure regulation in the brake circuits during emergency braking. The integrated hydraulic unit works with electronic control, enabling rapid pressure dispensing to individual wheels and reducing the risk of losing traction.

The component is designed as part of the original Mini equipment, thus retaining factory mounting points and hydraulic connection layouts. This facilitates installation and allows for seamless integration with the vehicle's existing brake system and wiring harness.

Compatibility and Interchange Numbers

The MINI R55 R56 ABS pump has a dedicated OEM part number and a set of interchangeable numbers, making it easier to select the correct component based on service documentation or markings on the old pump. The presence of multiple reference numbers increases the likelihood of matching different equipment versions within the same vehicle generation.

Before purchasing, it is advisable to compare the markings with the data in the product's technical specifications and the manufacturer's catalog. This allows for verification of compatibility with the specific engine version and model year of the car, as well as avoiding issues with installation or communication with the vehicle's electronics.

Condition, Origin, and Benefits of Using OE Parts

The offered ABS pump is an original Mini part, which translates to maintaining the factory operating parameters of the brake system. Original components are designed for a specific vehicle platform, ensuring proper performance characteristics, load resistance, and compatibility with control unit software.

As a used part, the product offers a cost-effective solution compared to new components, while maintaining a design that meets manufacturer requirements. This is a good option for users who want to restore full ABS functionality to their MINI while controlling repair costs.

Why Choose This ABS Pump for MINI R55 R56

Using this ABS brake pump in a MINI R55 or R56 allows for:

• restoring the correct operation of the anti-lock braking system,
• maintaining the factory performance characteristics of the brake system,
• preserving full integration with the vehicle's electronics,
• reducing repair costs by using a used OE part.

Due to its precise fit for the MINI platform, installation is straightforward, without the need for system modifications. This is particularly important for safety components, where compliance with the original system design is crucial.

More ABS and ESP System Components for Mini and Technical Knowledge

If you are looking for other components in the ABS and ESP System category for your Mini, check out the Mini ABS and ESP System available in our store, where you will find matching components for various models of this brand.

When diagnosing faults related to vehicle handling and trajectory stability, an article describing the operation of the steering system and power steering may be helpful. We encourage you to read the guide “Steering System and Power Steering – How They Work and What Goes Wrong?”, which helps in understanding the interaction of various systems responsible for safety and vehicle control.