[Tracshan]

Hey Guys, anyone aware if 2015 Mini S F56 has a crash safety feature that disables the fuel due to impact?

I did some reading, from what I found, apparently there use to be a switch in the older models, but seems this has been shift to the SRS module. Took a look at the diagram and noticed that there is a crash line from the SRS unit to the fuel pump. 

Any information would be appreciated.

[e36freak]

Yes, it does.

In the event of a crash, the ACSM control unit decides whether an activation is required and which gas generators (seatbelt tensioners, airbags, etc.) have to be activated.

In vehicles with a combustion engine, the ACSM control unit deactivates the electric fuel pump. For electric vehicles, the ACSM control unit also switches off the high-voltage vehicle electrical system.

[Tracshan]

Can reactivation be done via ISTA?

Or does this also require clearing crash from module first?

[e36freak]

I'm honestly not sure, what is the situation and what are the codes you're getting right now?

[Tracshan]

Thanks everyone for responding. I started asking questions before I actually got in depth with diagnosing the vehicle so I could have some idea what's going on ahead of time. Initially when I scanned the vehicle few days ago, there wasn't much, besides a fuel pump short circuit. Started working on the vehicle today, with the wiring diagram started tracing wires and checking for voltage etc. It turns out there was a chafed wire from the accident, causing a short circuit, wire was repaired amd problem solved.

This was an isolated situation due to the accident.