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yes, would love to see the cup holder change. Really patient and helpful review. Can you fit bikes in it without taking the wheels off?

Hey! In one of your video’s you replaced the headliner of a T5 California. Good job! I am desperately searching where I can purchase a new liner as shown in the video. Can you please, please tell me where to buy this. Greetz, Don - The Netherlands

Oh and that radio, when the screen goes blank or freezes just keep your finger on the music logo on the left top corner of the screen bezel for about 30 seconds and it will reboot it

Great review, you do know that Citroen moved the cup holders to both corners of the dash ? Much easier I think than central console

Very informative, keep making content!

Thank you for your video. Really helpful!

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I bought a C4 Airdream - no spare supplied. I bought a new spare within a couple of days. Literally two days later, got a total blowout ! - I'd also bought a scissor jack at the same time. First time I tried to jack the car up to swap the blown wheel, the jack broke ! - A couple of passers-by helped me swap the wheels over. I discovered the blown tyre was riddled with cracks. Then found the other three tyres were also cracked all over and they'd all been painted over, and yet this car was bought from a main Citroen dealer ! - The puncture had wrecked the alloy wheel and the dealer replaced the wheel and all the other tyres, free of charge. This Airdream had replaced my old Picasso Czara but the Airdream's internal stowage space is minimal, unlike the Picasso's which had a wealth of compartments for stowing stuff. I have been considering moving to a Berlingo - But there's a bunch of downsides compared to my Airdream - The rear seats do not fold flat, despite claims I've read that they can fold flat. The Picasso rear seats could easily be removed, unlike the Airdream's and Berlingo's seats. The Berlingo needs Ad Blue - my Airdream doesn't need Ad Blue. It's also zero vehicle tax. Hence, the Berlingo has been removed from my list of possible replacements for the present car. The Airdream has been totally trouble-free, since its initial tyre saga. I'm generally very pleased with Citroen, but not sure what replace it with now. Age-wise, it's about time for replacement but I'm not sure how to go at this point.

Great review and tour of your Berlingo. Aren't the cupholders in the top of the dash now, above the side vents?

Hello I am doing this job tomorrow and wondering did you have to remove the adhesive holding the two skins? And then re stick the two skins of the van? Thanks!

Do you have the name of the place you got the seats from?

Hiya - Thanks for the video great info and helps alot but what size trim is that please ? is it 17mm and does it need to be the heavy duty with metal inside ? Thanks in advance

How did you the cables?

Thanks for the help

Which engine and any comments on that plse

Good video this. I'm really interested in either a Berlingo/Rifter XL or maybe the larger Spacetourer - the only thing putting me off is lack of performance coming from a 270hp estate car! Its a shame the Berlingo is not available with the larger 2.0 HDi and EAT8 powertrain.

cup holders right in front of you

Christ buddy, that is tough work on the driveway, absolute slog. Thanks for the video. You made it look easy but definitely inspired me to get it done 👍

I can see on some of the brackets you actually used different nuts - is that an issue or not?

Please could you share where you got the window from? Thank you 🙏

Great stuff about the spare wheel in all a very good vidio top job

From where did you purchase the seat base ?

Hi. I’ve just bought a spare door that I’m going to swap the glass over. Did the tracker going the same? How was that fitted in? Im on about the part you took off that has rusted Cheers

Hi looking doing the same what about seat belt it’s on opposite side are there threads on frame so you can swap seat buckle around see yours opsite side

Can u do mine?

What type of trim do you use for the window, and what size??,also, can you share the name of the primer. Thanks.

3k miles and the door has dropped and the stereo gone mad?

I really liked my Tempra Diesel but it was so loud it was embarrassing to start early in the morning as it would wake the whole street up. It was comfortable, economical and quirky.

Thanks for the review. I'm thinking of getting a Berlingo. I didn't know there was no spare wheel or jack in this version.

What's the thread size on that bolts? And anyone has any ideea for the best way to fit seatbelts on the second row? The base side of the seatbelt has all nuts already there, but the top side is blank on medium lenght model

I have never welded before but am going to do a short course in MIG welding do you think id be able to do this to my jimny or should i practice a bit before going at it ?

Looks amazing. Can you share where you bought this?

Great review 👍

I have a 71 plate rip curl, last on the line, waited 10 months for her (Naomi) Not a fan of the break, my fear is failure, I have a dispatch with one of those yellow things, thanx for letting me know what its for, as for the repair kit, I tried it, Tyre was flat, completely useless, needless to say bought a spare and cage right away, and had it fitted, jack under seat in storage, we go to Scotland and really didn't want to break down. We have the modutop, something I really like, apart from the light it just white, I was expecting it to be rgb, Not keen on where the USB socket is, makes it a pain having a wire dangling down, I use an angle usb bracket which helps, my only regret was not having the mode selection for driving...the coin holder lol WOW! need to lift the rear mat to see If I have storage, had the car 2 years now and can't believe I didn't know it was there, although the car is in bed mode a lot...Boot jump.

16:15 I'm driving Citroen Xsara Picasso for the last 23 years and it's time to upgrade. Xsara has all displays above the steering wheel, in the middle of the cockpit. I've sat in Berlingo in the salon and I've done 1h test drive in similar Toyota ProAce City Verso and having 189cm I could not see all the icons on the dashboard through the wheel. I wonder if Rifter will be more similar to Xsara experience when I can see all of the dashboard without any issues and no matter how the steering wheel is rotated at the moment. Unfortunately, no nearby salon with Rifter to check it by myself. [EDITED] I've found Rifter and did a test drive. The shape of the wheel was a bit odd, not very ergonomical, but the display above the wheel was much better than in Toyota/Citroen for me. Yes, you lose one compartment there but I'm choosing Rifter to buy from all those clone family. It's also much nicer on the outside compared to strange and fancy Citroen.

Anyone know the size of the screws? Mine didn't come with anything in place

I’m on my fifth Berlingo, sadly it’s likely to my last as it now only available as an electric. My current one has the 130bhp diesel engine and the 8 speed auto box, a superb combination. I was fortunate in being able to specify a base model to which I only needed to add factory fitted reversing sensors. I’m not a car enthusiast and was more than happy in that it came with steel wheels, a proper hand brake and a radio that I can almost work. As with the other four it’s been no problem.

Hi I have a set I would like fitting what’s your location cheers

Thanks for the great advice, ill save this video for the future

Where you based bud?? I want to fit seats like this in my van and build a fake bulk head behind so my kit boxes could go behind the seats up against a fake bulk head. Could do with help with the seats

Can you put this on the panel van? Where are you based?

We don't have this model in Australia. Apparently these vans are worst than the Chinese cars..

i have the older model and you can take all the rear seats out but great review

With such low use/ low mileage, and apart from lack of a spare, which was very poor on Citroens part, there wasn't much point in it really. Cup holders aren't at all important, but overall reliability is key. I had a Tsara Picasso years ago, which covered 90k it was really reliable and roomy. ( a friend did 240k in his and I've read other owners have done almost 500k. Whether this Belingo will prove as tough... who knows. I'm interested for my son and his 3 children as I'm a grandad and drive a Honda Jazz.

Can I ask, ok so you put in back seats and back windows. What else do you need? Once you have the back looking OK how to you get it as crewcab 5seater on logbook?

I’ve had one Citroen a C4 Picasso and the wife has got a C1 but both of them the build quality is shocking, I had no end of problems with my C4 especially with the semi automatic gearbox which is awful, also the drvers seat collapsed as it would with a high mileage car but mine had only done 50k to be fair the wife’s C1 has been very reliable but it does have a Toyota engine would I buy another Citroen no never.

Change title of the video....this is not peugeot expert

Loved the video thank you, especially the tip on the spare wheel 👍 I’m looking at a 3rd Berlingo very soon, a diesel automatic because I’m sick of stirring the gears.

Do you have a link to the window you used here, I don't want the bonded type, think these look better on the T4

Nice job and well explained, how long after fitting the new glass can you use it in terms of the bond setting and the window not failing out! Thanks