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How to replace the front wheel bearing of the Audi 80.

Model: Audi 80 B4 - Years 1991-1995
Part: Bearing

In this guide, we will discover how to disassemble and replace the front wheel bearing of the Audi 80. First, we lift the vehicle and begin by removing the front wheel; then we unscrew the central wheel nut, removing the lock and using a socket wrench with an extension, as shown in the video. At this point, we remove the brake caliper from the disc by unscrewing the two rear screws; we then proceed to remove the wheel bearing using a puller, properly securing the new original wheel bearing.

Posted on 24 December 2025 by ScegliAuto

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