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How to replace the drive belt on a Citroen Berlingo

Model: Citroen Berlingo MK 1 - Years 1996-2013
Part: V-belt

In this video we can see how to replace the service belt on a Citroen Berlingo MK1: we will need to lift the vehicle, and remove the engine protection from the bottom, which will allow us to easily access our belt; we then release the tension on the tensioner pulley; this will allow us to remove the worn belt. In the video we can see transparently, what is the exact arrangement of the new belt: always check that the tensioner pulley does not need to be changed; give it tension once the belt is correctly positioned and tighten to 35Nm. We can put the engine protection back in place and lower the vehicle to the ground.

Posted on 12 July 2025 by ScegliAuto

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