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HOMESERVICE MANUALSMINI2013COOPER COUNTRYMAN, STANDARD TRANSREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISEXTERNAL PAGESDIFFERENT CARSECTION 3850 (STEERING AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT - TECHNICAL DATA)WHEEL ALIGNMENTWITH AWD32 00 WHEEL ALIGNMENT, 4WD
2013 Mini Cooper Countryman, Standard Trans

32 00 Wheel Alignment, 4WD

2013 Mini Cooper Countryman, Standard TransSECTION 32 00 Wheel Alignment, 4WD
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WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATION

OBSERVE TEST CONDITIONS!    
Front axle:    
Total toe-in   0° 14' ± 12'
Adjustment total toe-in(1)   0° 14' ± 4'
Toe difference(2) single wheel between left/right   max. 12'
Camber (difference between left/right max. 30')   - 0° 12' ± 30'
Adjustment camber(1)   - 0° 12' ± 25'
Toe difference angle (difference between left/right max. 30')   - 1° 55'
Castor angle   (difference between left/right max. 30')
Front wheel offset   0° ± 15'
Maximum steering angle    
- Inner cornering wheel approx. ° 41° 08'
- Outer cornering wheel approx. ° 32° 50'
Rear axle:    
Total toe-in   0° 14' ± 12'
Adjustment total toe-in(1)   0° 14' ± 4'
Camber (difference between left/right max. 30')   -1° 50' ± 25'
Adjustment camber(1)   -1° 50' ± 5'
Geometrical driving axis   0° ± 12'
NOTE:
(1) To minimize adjusting errors (measuring inaccuracies), use a narrower tolerance for adjusting toe/camber.
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