Your Nissan Rogue engine relies on a multitude of complex, connected parts that get you the characteristic Nissan drive you cant live without. Some parts are linked by a series of belts, and the Serpentine Belt is among the most important ones.

Your Nissan Serpentine Belt is a sturdy, cyclical strap that transfers power to the power steering pump, alternators, A/C compressors, and, in some cases, water pump. Some refer to the Serpentine Belt as the accessory or fan belt because it powers the peripheral devices in your Nissan engine. However, that simple reference doesnt make it any less important.

Serpentine Belts are usually made of ultra-sturdy rubber engineered to withstand the friction and heat involved in transferring energy from one engine component to the next. But, like all good things, even Serpentine Belts dont last forever!

Serpentine Belts can tear or crack with age, or they can malfunction if they become soaked due to coolant or oil leaks. Additionally, they can slip, lose tension, or become misaligned due to faulty tensioning mechanisms, which may result in needing to replace both the tensioner and the Serpentine Belt, or recalibrating the belt, if possible. Common signs of Serpentine Belt issues include: rattling or squealing sounds coming from the engine, subpar air conditioning or steering capabilities, an overheated engine, and visible cracks or wear on the belt.

In general, your Nissan Rogue Serpentine Belt is one of your most long-lasting parts, but its life can be cut short due to lack of maintenance, oil leaks, and other issues. Its a good idea to inspect your Serpentine Belt during every oil change, or get a professional opinion from one of the Nissan experts at a service center near you.

The required method for a Serpentine Belt replacement varies depending on the type of tensioner mechanism it relies on. Consequently, its best to check your Nissans manual before replacing the Serpentine Belt yourself.

Without a doubt, youll need a Serpentine Belt replacement that fits your Nissan model and year, and an adequate belt tensioner. If your Nissan has a hydraulic or manual tensioner mechanism, visiting your nearest Nissan service center is advisable.

When youre ready to get started, take a photo of your Serpentine Belts current positioning and of how it intertwines with other engine components. Then, release the tensioner using a ratchet and gently unravel the Serpentine Belt, avoiding displacing any pulleys or accessories.

Once youve removed the old Serpentine Belt, check it for signs of engine oil or coolant leaks, tears, and damage to identify any other issues that may not be resolved by just replacing the belt! Re-thread a new Serpentine Belt in the old ones place and release the tensioner, tightening it with a wrench. Lastly, turn the engine on and idle it while visually ensuring that the new belt runs smoothly.

Whether you decide to replace your Nissan Serpentine Belt at home or visit an authorized Nissan service center, starting with the right part for your Rogue is a must. Buy an authentic Serpentine Belt replacement made-to-fit your Nissan model and year straight from Nissan! Purchase a new Nissan Serpentine Belt guaranteed to fit your Nissan Rogue 2014-2017. See the What This Fits tab for more details.

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