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    4. : How to replace the rear arm bushing.

Audi A6 - Video tutorial

Model: Audi A6 C4, MK 1 - Years 1994-1997
Part: Bushings
Operation: How to replace the rear arm bushing.

First of all, put the car on the bridge and raise it to a comfortable height to work on it. Remove the rear wheel corresponding to the bush to be replaced. Identify the position of the bushing to be replaced and proceed to unscrew the bolt that locks it in position together with the arm. Unscrew the other bolts that secure the stabilizer on which the bushing is mounted. Remove the piece and proceed to disassemble the bushing using a suitable tool. Assemble the new bushing and proceed to reassemble all the pieces following the opposite procedure to that used to disassemble them. Refit the wheel and lower the car via the bridge. The maintenance operation that is performed in the pictures is carried out on an Audi A6.


Posted on 16 September 2023 by ScegliAuto

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