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Are you sure that's it's actually overheating? A broken or badly earthed voltage regulator on the instruments can display exactly the same symptoms. this sounds interesting the wiring into the dashboard is a bit of a mess
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Mine was too - spent sometime time tidying mine - makes it much easier to understands....diagram here for a 1973....
Richard
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I should really continue with mine. I did renew wiring to drive lamps / horns, fitting relays, but stopped there. Loops of too thin wire with no protection didn't seem a good idea! 
Graham (G4FUJ)
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'09 Gen2 MINI Cooper ragtop
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