air suspension AUDI A4 1998 B5 / 1.G Suspension Front Mounting Bracket Remove And Install Workshop Manual

AUDI A4 1998 B5 / 1.G Suspension Front Mounting Bracket Remove And Install Workshop Manual A4 1998 B5 / 1.G AUDI AUDI https://www.carmanualsonline.info/img/6/1158/w960_1158-0.png AUDI A4 1998 B5 / 1.G Suspension Front Mounting Bracket Remove And Install Workshop Manual

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Note: 
CAUTION! 
Part numbers are listed here for reference only. Always check with 
your Parts department for the latest information. 
To remove the bolt mounting the suspension strut to

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-  Detach ABS wheel speed sensor wire from 
bracket on brake caliper. 
     
CAUTION! 
     
Install a support device (e.g. VAG1383A 
transmission jack) to prevent damage to the 
lower li

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Removing upper links from mounting 
bracket  
    
-  Clamp suspension strut in vise (use protective jaw covers).
-  Remove bolts and detach both links (arrows).
-  Remove nuts -1- and re

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Installing  
    
Installing upper links to mounting bracket   F - Forward
L - Left-side mounting bracket
R - Right-side mounting bracket
Holes in suspension strut spring plate (small arr

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Note:  
Make sure the washers are correctly positioned.  -  Install suspension strut together with mounting bracket into suspension 
strut tower and tighten bolts -1-. 
   Tightening torq

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CAUTION! 
     
The bonded rubber bushings can only be 
turned to a limited extent. The bolted 
connections on the suspension links should 
therefore only be tightened when the vehicle 
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