Where to buy parts ?

[Skibonitten]

Hi again

I just purchased a mighty fine Blingo 1.6 HDI 2010

And it was okay cheap, therefore a few parts are needed, and I need som advice on where to buy them, and maybe partsnumbers, so I can search it myself 

I need a complete center console, incl the bottom of it, I only have the standard thingy with too small cup holders...

Also need the thing U roll over the luggage compartment, have no idea what it’s called in English, again, I apologize for my poor English, but again, my Danish is perfect 

Some hooligan broke of both trays on the backside of the front seats, therefore I need them too

Is it by the way possible to plug a usb or jack plug in, on the backside of the radio, there are two din plugs ( I think they are called ) in the glove compartment, but I really would prefer to have a usb or jack instead

Other than this, it’s a great car, drove 210 km home with it, and no strange sounds, electrical glitches or flashing lights on the dashboard :-)

[Multispacer]

The centre console storage was not a standard fit, so these can be quite hard to find but I would suggest looking for one from a car breakers yard. I believe the console actually fits over your existing fitting, so a bottom is not actually required?

With regards to the rear luggage cover, I think you are referring to the roller/retractable type, I'm not sure these were fitted to the Berlingo B9 model, I know the previous M59 model had them as I had one on my M59 but I think all the B9 Multispace had the two section solid foldable type. These often turn up on Ebay or again from car-breakers.

I also have the two RCA phono type sockets in the glove box and bought a cheap phono to jack socket [from Ebay] and then you can connect to the phono sockets and run the cable behind the dash up to the area underneath the radio [the small storage under the radio just pulls out] and you can fit the jack socket into that stowage and then just connect you phone or music device via a 3.5mm jack lead. I used something like this. 

https://bit.ly/3rFHnCp

Note I don't recommend this actual lead as I think it is too expensive for what it is and I think it might be too short at only 0.5m this is just to give you an idea of the sort of thing that can be used.

With regards to finding part numbers, this site is useful, put in your VIN number and you can find all the part numbers you want for bits.

http://www.catcar.info/citroen/?lang=en

[Skibonitten]

The centre console storage was not a standard fit, so these can be quite hard to find but I would suggest looking for one from a car breakers yard. I believe the console actually fits over your existing fitting, so a bottom is not actually required?

With regards to the rear luggage cover, I think you are referring to the roller/retractable type, I'm not sure these were fitted to the Berlingo B9 model, I know the previous M59 model had them as I had one on my M59 but I think all the B9 Multispace had the two section solid foldable type. These often turn up on Ebay or again from car-breakers.

I also have the two RCA phono type sockets in the glove box and bought a cheap phono to jack socket [from Ebay] and then you can connect to the phono sockets and run the cable behind the dash up to the area underneath the radio [the small storage under the radio just pulls out] and you can fit the jack socket into that stowage and then just connect you phone or music device via a 3.5mm jack lead. I used something like this. 

https://bit.ly/3rFHnCp

Note I don't recommend this actual lead as I think it is too expensive for what it is and I think it might be too short at only 0.5m this is just to give you an idea of the sort of thing that can be used.

With regards to finding part numbers, this site is useful, put in your VIN number and you can find all the part numbers you want for bits.

http://www.catcar.info/citroen/?lang=en

Thanks a lot 

I did some searching, and I believe you’re right about the foldable cover, but today I discovered a funny thing 

I sold my 2001 Berlingo yesterday, and the seller forgot to take the “rolling” cover and the net that hangs from the ceiling...

Just for fun I tried to see if the net-thingy would fit my 2010 multispace, and I did 

The rolling cover didn’t, but I’ll take it apart soon, and see if I can make it fit - and I’ll take pictures while doing it

I will go the breakers again, and see if I can find the other parts I’m missing :-)

[deejay_xb]

for the centre console you need 2 parts:
759170 – center console with sliding lid
759168 – bottom support

I just bought today this 2 items from Peugeot dealer, the price for the set was about 200eur. New genuine ones!