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Replacing Front Suspension Link

Model: Audi A4 B6 - Years 2000-2004
Part: Control arm

Lift the vehicle on a lift, remove the front wheel, and place a jack under the suspension; then remove the fastening bolts of the link to the stabilizer bar and the suspension control arm; remove the old link and install the new one, tightening the respective fastening bolts and removing the jack; it is suggested to also replace the one on the other side to ensure the same stiffness in the suspension and also because, working simultaneously, the likelihood that the other link will fail soon is very plausible.

Updated on 16 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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