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Genuine Audi Control Arm Bracket
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7 Control Arm Brackets found
Audi Lower Bracket Part Number: 42B-407-457-B
$52.22 MSRP: $71.93You Save: $19.71 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bracket
- Position: Lower
Audi Lower Bracket Part Number: 42B-407-458-C
$47.57 MSRP: $65.52You Save: $17.95 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bracket
- Position: Right
Audi Lower Bracket Part Number: 42B-407-457-C
$91.62 MSRP: $128.32You Save: $36.70 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bracket
- Position: Left
Audi Bracket Part Number: 1K0-199-231-K
$102.33 MSRP: $143.32You Save: $40.99 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Position: Left
- Replaces: 1K0-199-231-H
Audi Bracket Part Number: 1K0-199-232-K
$102.33 MSRP: $143.32You Save: $40.99 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Position: Right
- Replaces: 1K0-199-232-H
Audi Control Arm Bracket Part Number: 857-505-403-B
$139.49 MSRP: $195.37You Save: $55.88 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bracket
- Position: Left
Audi Control Arm Bracket Part Number: 857-505-404-B
$139.49 MSRP: $195.37You Save: $55.88 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Bracket
- Position: Right
Audi Control Arm Bracket
Audi Control Arm Bracket anchors the lower control arm to the chassis, giving the entire lineup sharper steering response and confident wheel alignment. Audi has built its reputation on precise German engineering, from the early water cooled engines to today's electric e-tron models, and that commitment shows in features like Quattro all wheel drive, virtual cockpit gauges, and adaptive matrix headlights that make night driving feel safer and more engaging. Drivers trust Audi for quick acceleration, secure handling, and cabins filled with smart technology that feels intuitive rather than complicated. Those same qualities rely on solid underpinnings, and the Control Arm Bracket plays a quiet but crucial role. A Control Arm Bracket acts like a rigid hinge, letting the control arm pivot smoothly while rubber bushings swallow vibration so the wheels rise and fall without tugging the car off line. By keeping suspension geometry true, the bracket helps tires maintain even contact with the road, reducing scrub and extending tread life. Strong cast steel or aluminum construction resists rust and flex, saving weight and preserving ride comfort across Audi sedans, coupes, and SUVs alike. Because the Control Arm Bracket stays stable under load, every Audi feels planted in corners and calm over bumps, turning everyday trips into confident journeys.
Stick with genuine OEM Control Arm Bracket when you need quality that holds up. Audi crafts these parts to hit strict factory specs for every single unit. They also run each part through rigorous checks during production to maintain high quality. You can find exact Audi Control Arm Bracket you need in our huge stock at AudiPartsGiant.com. You'll love our low, economical prices too. Every OEM part carries a real manufacturer's warranty, so you can buy with confidence. Returns aren't a headache here because our policy is simple. Plus, our speedy delivery gets orders out fast. Shop today and buy with total peace of mind.
Audi Control Arm Bracket Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the rear Control Arm Bracket and Trailing Arm on Audi A3?A:Front roadwheels chocked, rear of the car jacked, and axle stands set in place then the roadwheel removed. Disassemble the handbrake cable supporter bolts Join the handbrake cable supporter to the trailing arm Unscrew the bolt and remove the rear coil spring. Disassemble anti-roll bar connection by unscrewing the nut, after which the bolts holding the trailing arm to the rear wheel bearing housing are unscrewed. Installation Installing The trailing arm front mounting bracket in the correct position relative to the underbody, position the trailing arm front mounting bracket over a trolley jack, unscrew the bolts, lower the assembly, and remove the trailing arm rear and bracket under the vehicle. Wipe the trailing arm and bracket with a clean cloth, undo the front pivot bolt and loosen the arm and the bracket, and inspect the arm and bracket and look after cracks or any indication of wear particularly in the rubber mounting bush. When the bush is due to be replaced, you can either take the arm to an Audi dealer, or a garage that is fitted with all the necessary equipment, or hold the arm with a hydraulic press using spacers to push the existing bush out and then install another one, making sure that it fits into its position by drawing a vertical line on the arm. After installing the new bush, position the front of the arm in the bracket, place the bolt and tighten the nut to the required torque. Install the trailing arm to a bearing housing on the wheel bearing, loosely, then install the anti-roll bar link and screw the nut loosely. Install and install new bolts, and screw them to the required torque, by lifting the front mounting bracket to the previously mentioned position. Reduce the jack and screw the arm-to-housing bolts, and then the anti-roll bar link nut. Fit the handbrake cable fitting and screw the bolt, then refit the rear coil spring, roadwheel and place the vehicle back to the ground. Lastly, an Audi dealer should check the rear wheel alignment and adjust it when required.
