The definition of this controlled parameter is given in Section Car Wheel Alignment Angles - General Information. If the camber and run-out are adjusted correctly, excessive divergence of the front wheels during a turn may be caused by a violation of the toe-in setting, as well as deformations of the suspension and steering components.
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Checking the amount of front wheel divergence when turning (Mercedes-Benz M-Class W163)
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