Audi Q3: Wheel Housing Liner
Overview - Front Wheel Housing Liner
1 - Front Wheel Spoiler
- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Front Wheel Spoiler, Removing and Installing".
2 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
3 - Metal Nut
4 - Spring Nut
- For the quick release
- Quantity: 3
5 - Metal Nut
- Quantity: 4
6 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
- Quantity: 2
7 - Front Wheel Housing Liner
- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Front Wheel Housing Liner, Removing and Installing".
8 - Bracket
- For the wheel housing liner to the fender
9 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
10 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
- Quantity: 11
Overview - Rear Wheel Housing Liner
1 - Rear Wheel Spoiler
- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Rear Wheel Spoiler, Removing and Installing".
2 - Metal Nut
- Quantity: 5
3 - Bolt
- Quantity: 2
- 2.5 Nm
4 - Rear Wheel Housing Liner
- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Rear Wheel Housing Liner, Removing and Installing".
5 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
- Quantity: 10
6 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
7 - Bolt
- 2.5 Nm
Front Wheel Housing Liner, Removing and Installing
Front Wheel Housing Liner, Removing and Installing
Removing
- Remove the bolts -1 and 2-.
- Remove the bolt -4- and then disengage the bracket -3- on the fender.
- Remove the wheel housing liner -5-.
Installing
Install in reverse order of removal.
Front Wheel Spoiler, Removing and Installing
Removing
- Remove the bolts -1 to 4-.
- Loosen the quick release fastener -6- and remove the wheel spoiler -5-.
Installing
Install in reverse order of removal.
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1 - Audi Rings
Removing and installing. Refer to
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Trailer Hitch
Overview - Trailer Hitch
1 - Grommet
For the cable
2 - Bolt
Quantity: 4
Tightening specification. Refer to
→ Chapter "Overview - Impact Member".
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A new vehicle must be broken in within the first
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Wheels and Tires, Vibration
Vibration Causes
There are many causes for vibration. Vibration can also be
caused by tire wear, among other things.
Tire wear caused by driving does not always develop evenly
over the entire tread. Due to this, a slight imbalance develops
which disturbs the smoothness of the formerly accura
