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How to replace the V-belt on an Audi A4 B7

Model: Audi A4 B7 - Years 2004-2008
Part: V-belt

Let's see in this video how to replace the auxiliary belt on an Audi A4 B7 version: we open the hood and remove the engine cover, then with a small screwdriver, we release the belt, which is located at the bottom of the engine, and remove it completely. For the installation, we need to refer to the diagram displayed in the video, which shows the exact path of the belt, highlighting the direction of rotation of each pulley. Once the belt is installed, let's turn it a couple of times by hand and then try to start the engine to visually check that the belt is rotating correctly. We put the engine cover back on and the job is done.

Posted on 30 December 2025 by ScegliAuto

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