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Workshop Manual Mini Cooper S 2007 R56

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Hi, I am looking to replace the timing chain and tensioner on my Mini Cooper S, R56, 2007, N14 engine and seeking data and information (death rattle !).

If anyone one has the Bentley manual (Haynes if it covers this job also) and willing to share the relevant pages I would be very grateful.

Kind Regards

Ian

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