How to Replace the drive belt on the Nissan Versa 2007 to 2019

Do you need to Replace the drive belt on your Nissan Versa (2007 - 2019) but don't know where to start? This video tutorial shows you step-by-step how to do it!
Our Nissan Versa (2007 - 2019) manual covers the petrol engines, and includes videos for some of the most common jobs, which you can see here in this playlist. Get the full manual haynes.com/en-...
What's covered:
Nissan Versa Haynes Repair Manual covering all models of Versa for 2007-2019
PLEASE NOTE that this manual is intended for vehicles built to US specifications and do not cover diesel models unless specifically stated. Although it is useful when the products or systems are similar to those in other markets, there may still be significant differences, especially in areas concerned with safety and emission control.

[@bynumboggs4103]

Didn't even say what size the wrench was, quality tutorial

[@armyofchickens6062]

Most Nissan's basic wrench size is 10mm, that will be used for most of the stuff under the hood

[@bennyjetsaroundtheworld9047]

The part number is 6PK1200 for anybody wondering on a 07-12 1.8l versa

[@bennyjetsaroundtheworld9047]

With a/c*

[@l67swap1]

This is the 1.8.. the 1.6 does not have a belt tensioner like shown here

[@floridaboy7075]

They should make a 1.6 video.

[@vinny2474]

I just worked on my car. 2012 Nissan versa 1.6 liter. I finally got the belt loose. It was a bitch. But when I tried to tighten it back up, the bolt went in sideways or something. Now it's not right enough, and I gotta come up with a new plan.

[@gam3kid]

That looked ridiculously easy

[@kennethwill246]

But its doing to much.

[@edwardzigich111]

14mm long wrench

[@roser2727]

How about the Transmission Range Sensor?

[@djaldd420]

Why do you need to remove the wheel well fairing?

[@tuesdaysimmons6553]

I have a 2019 Nissan Versa, and this video is different from my car. (I found another video that shows the 2016 Nissan Versa that matches my car)

[@gscott2299]

That not a 2017 versa, the 1.6sv doesn't have a automatic belt tensioner

[@joshjones767]

I don't want to take all that crap off, then you gotta put it all back and those fasteners are a pain

[@jacoxaztk]

What wrench are you using?

[@steveh1256]

Like others have said, useless video if you have a 1.6L. It uses an adjuster not a tensioner

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Is the same for a 2015 versa

The dealer is charging me $400 to do this, F4CK THAT! I'm doing myself $400 is way beyond scam lol

[@gode2235]

If they did 20$ jobs everyday they would run out of business. Good luck trying it out on ur own

[@paulovillamil7798]

@@gode2235 ok but there’s a big discrepancy between $400 and $20 lol

[@thraxxxsd]

@@gode2235 found the mechanic

[@gatsugansukh3724]

Could not include the part number?

[@egs203035]

What tool is he using to remove the plastic fasteners?

[@corpuschristi6149]

exactly my question too

[@JohnLarazo-xo7po]

How about timing belt Sir

[@_Schweinhund_]

The versas from these year ranges have a timing chain, not a timing belt.

[@jimclarke1108]

THANKS