This comprehensive service and repair manual provides a wealth of information for the 1989 Audi 80 (B3-89). It covers a complete range of topics, from general information and accessories to intricate details on engine mechanics, transmission, brakes, electrical systems, and more. You'll find detailed instructions and diagrams for troubleshooting and repairing your vehicle, ensuring you have the knowledge needed to handle any maintenance or repair tasks. This manual covers all models of the 1989 Audi 80 (B3-89) and includes extensive wiring diagrams for easy navigation and understanding of the electrical system. With its thorough and detailed approach, this manual empowers you to maintain and repair your Audi 80 with confidence.

The Audi 80 (B3), launched in 1986 and continuing through 1991, marked a significant step forward for the German manufacturer. It was the first Audi 80 to feature a completely new platform, moving away from the previous generation's (B2) rear-wheel drive setup to adopt a more modern, front-wheel drive layout. This change brought with it a host of improvements, including better handling and improved fuel efficiency. The B3 was also notable for its aerodynamic design, featuring a sleek profile and flush-mounted door handles that contributed to a drag coefficient of just 0.30 – a remarkable achievement for the time.

Under the hood, the B3 offered a range of petrol engines, including the popular 1.6-liter four-cylinder and the more powerful 1.8-liter and 2.0-liter units. A 1.6-liter diesel engine was also available, providing a frugal option for those seeking lower running costs. Despite being classified as a compact car, the B3 80 provided a spacious and comfortable interior. It featured a well-designed dashboard with clear instrumentation and high-quality materials. The car's interior also incorporated ergonomic features such as adjustable seats and steering wheel, ensuring a comfortable driving experience. The Audi 80 (B3) was a popular choice for its blend of practicality, performance, and refinement. Its robust build quality and reliable engines made it a durable and long-lasting car. While the B3 is now considered a classic, its influence on subsequent Audi models is undeniable, laying the groundwork for the brand's reputation for quality and innovation.