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Q7 Typ 4L (2005-2015, diesel) Q5 Type 8R (2008-2017)

Removal the brake pedal. Cars with manual transmission (Audi Q5-8R)

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To remove the brake pedal of a car with a manual transmission, it is necessary to remove the support bracket. Remove the support bracket. Remove the brake pedal with the support bracket removed. Unscrew bolt "3".

To remove the brake pedal of a car with a manual transmission, it is necessary to remove the…


Remove the retainer "1" on the left side and remove the bolt "5" towards the right. Remove the brake pedal.

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