UrS4 Frequently Asked Questions

May 28, 2011

Lower Bumper Grill Part Numbers

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Front Lower Grill Part Numbers

4A0 807 368 (R), 4A0 807 367 (L), 4A0 853 667 F (Center).

March 21, 2009

Rear subframe parts diagram and torque specs

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Rear subframe parts diagram and torque specs


rearsusp Rear subframe parts diagram and torque specs
1 – Crossmember II – Note different types – Mount on differential
2 – Gasket – Always replace – Remove protective backing and install on CV joint
3 – Crossmember I – Note different types – Continuously angled edge points toward front of vehicle
4 – Bonded rubber bushing
5 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 60 Nm (44 ft lb)
6 – Driveshaft – Before disconnecting, check colored markings and/or put mark on flange shaft and driveshaft
7 – 55 Nm (41 ft lb) – Always replace
8 – Crossmember – Note different types – Provided with bonded rubber bushing – When mounting the crossmember, make sure the four holes in the crossmember are aligned as concentrically as possible to the stay bolts. – Align the rear axle after repairs.
9 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 45 Nm (33 ft lb)
10 – Wiring harness bracket – Connect to trapezoidal arm
11 – Wiring harness For ABS wheel speed sensor – Install in bracket – Do not pinch when mounting on trapezoidal arm
12 – Trapezoidal arm – After removing, installing or replacing: check toe and camber
13 – Hex nut – 10 Nm (7 ft lb)
14 – Bolt – 45 Nm (33 ft lb)
15 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 45 Nm (33 ft lb)
16 – Bracket – Welded onto floor
17 – Bonded rubber bushing – Coat first with acid-free lubricant – Press into bracket by hand
18 – Transverse link – Left and right sides different – Check camber after replacing
19 – ABS wheel speed sensor Press into wheel bearing housing to stop
20 – Wheel bearing housing
21 – Bracket for ABS wheel speed sensor wire
22 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 40 Nm (30 ft lb)
23 – Washer
24 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 45 Nm (33 ft lb)
25 – Self-locking nut – Always replace – 85 Nm (63 ft lb) – Tighten with vehicle standing on wheels

Avant Tailgate Trim Removal Instructions

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Avant Tailgate Trim Removal Instructions


First off, let me say that I should only get credit for posting this, as I didn’t write it. I got this off the old S4 list from a LONG time ago, and had the instructions on paper.

I figured they should be part of this thread.

QUOTED FROM AN OLD EMAIL COPY FROM Mr. Chris Gharibo.

I’d like to contribute the following piece for the Avant owners out there.

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The tailgate trim on the Avant is absolutely the most sinister piece of interior trim I have ever removed. It is simply Evil. I’d like to contribute the following explanation to the Avant owners. Take my word, and archive the following description. Otherwise, you will most likely break various parts off your tailgate trim if you ever need to go in there. TRUST ME!!!

First, remove the two screws holding the two hooks for the sun screen. Then, unsnap the top moddle piece in four locations. Unsnap L and R side plastic pieces by pulling the trim pieces towards center.

Next, remove the 2 black scres underneath the latch and one screw on each side of the bottom panel. Pop out the secret flap type compartments of the lateral parts of the carpeted section with a flat screwdriver. These hidden compartments correspond to an area behind each tailight. Unscrew one HIDDEN screw behind each secret panel.

Now, at the bottom of the handle trim below the torx screws are two very small holes. Find a thin long object like a nail and push in to the two holes. (I told you this was evil). When you’ve pushed them down far enough the handle trim will simply seperate from the tailgate trim. YOU DO NOT NEED TO TAKE OUT THE TORX SCREWS IN THE DOOR HANDLE.

Now, careful pulling in different sections top and bottom should free up the whole thing. You can also reach in and pinch the inner portion of the clamp while pulling that portion of the panel out. The whole thing falls right in to your hands.

Re-installing, should be somewhat of a reversal of the removal procedure found above.

Hope this helps someone out there.

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