M175 V2 on Mini 1 causing offset issues

I installed the universal print head adapter and M175 tool head on my stock Mini 1. Everything is working fine except it is about 10mm away from the wiper pad and just wipes air. It is 10mm off in the Y direction. When I installed the tool and adapter I also changed the wiper as well as upgraded the firmware on the printer to 2.0.0.144.1 and upgrade to the latest version of Cura LE. I have the Printer set up as the M175 Lulzbot Mini. I have tried fixing the offset using the M851 command, but you dont have the power to change the y offset on the mini apparently.

Can someone make any suggestions on what I can do to fix this? I have tried reverting to different firmware versions as well. Nothing seems to work.

I had this problem as well, after going through a bunch of steps with support they suggested changing the start gcode in cura by replacing G12 with this:

M109 R{material_wipe_temperature} ; wait for extruder to reach wiping temp
G1 X45 Y176 F11520 ; move above wiper pad
G1 Z0 F1200 ; push nozzle into wiper
G1 X45 Y178 Z-.5 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X55 Y176 Z-.5 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X45 Y177 Z0 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X55 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X45 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X55 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X45 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X55 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X60 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X80 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X60 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X80 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X60 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X90 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X80 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X100 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X80 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X100 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X80 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X100 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X110 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X100 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X110 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X100 Y176 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X110 Y178 F4000 ; wiping
G1 X115 Y176 Z-0.5 F1000 ; wiping
G1 Z10 ; raise extruder

So I changed my start G code to wipe correctly, but the problem is leveling. It completely misses the second leveling point. I haven’t found a way to get that fixed yet. Did yours do this too? I have made a 10mm plate to go between the printer mount and the universal adapter, but it’s a silly fix for something that could be done in software by adjusting the offset.

Did you select the right tool head on the printer menu?