Audi Q7: Overview - Transverse Link
Upper Transverse Link

1 - Wheel Bearing Housing
2 - Bolt
- 70 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
3 - Transverse Link, Upper Front
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Upper Transverse Link, Removing and Installing".
4 - Eccentric Bolt
5 - Bolt
- 40 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
6 - Subframe
7 - Bolt
- 70 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
8 - Eccentric Washer
9 - Nut
- 110 Nm
- Replace after removing
- Loosen and tighten using the 21 mm internal multi-point socket
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
10 - Tie Rod
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Tie Rod, Removing and Installing".
11 - Bolt
- 100 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
12 - Upper Rear Transverse Link
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Rear Upper Transverse Link, Removing and Installing".
13 - Bolt
- 100 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
14 - Nut
Lower Transverse Link

1 - Front Lower Transverse Link
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Front Lower Transverse Link, Removing and Installing".
2 - Bolt
- 40 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
3 - Retaining Pin
4 - Wind Deflector
5 - Eccentric Bolt
6 - Subframe
7 - Eccentric Washer
8 - Nut
- 160 Nm
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
- Loosen and tighten using the 21 mm 6-edge wrench
9 - Rear Lower Transverse Link
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Rear Lower Transverse Link, Removing and Installing".
10 - Bolt
11 - Wheel Bearing Housing
12 - Nut
- 130 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
13 - Bolt
- 70 Nm +180º
- Replace after removing
- Must be tightened in the curb weight position. Refer to
→ Chapter "Wheel Bearing at Standard Vehicle Height, Lifting Vehicles
with Air Suspension".
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Upper Transverse Link, Removing and Installing
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque Wrench 1332 40-200Nm -VAG1332-
Engine and Gearbox Jack -VAS6931-
Engine/Gearbox Jack Adapter -
Rear Lower Transverse Link, Removing and Installing
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque Wrench 1332 40-200Nm -VAG1332-
Engine and Gearbox Jack -VAS6931-
Engine/Gearbox Jack Adapt
Overview - Suspension Strut, Shock Absorber and Spring, Coil Spring
Coil Spring
1 - Rear Lower Transverse Link
Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Rear Lower Transverse L
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WARNING
The engine could start automatically and cause
serious personal injury on vehicles with a Start/Stop
System.
The engine may start automatically on vehicles with
the Start/Stop System activated (recognizable by a
message in t
Information on the Refrigerant Lines and A/C Compressor
Caution
Danger due to refrigerant coming out under pressure.
Danger of frost bite to skin and other parts of the
body.
Only loosen the connection point bolts when the
refrigerant circuit is empty.
Note
On most vehicles the