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Old 01-30-2007, 05:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Alternator and power steering belt???

okay my both my belts tore apart n fell off how do i put a new one on???
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I would assume that you loosen the motor mounts and push the motor toward the pully you want to attach...
I would also get your timing belt replaced...
Seeing as the other 2 just broke...




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Old 01-31-2007, 10:24 PM   #3 (permalink)
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what are you talking about?
You don't need to do all that for that belts...
you losen the alternator adjuster for the alt belt and losen the power steering pivots to install the belt.
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do not listen to ^scythe^... leave the motor mount alone.

The ps pump is its own tensioner, just loosen the bolt and it'll slide back. Slide it forward and retighten.

The altenator also acts as the tensioner. I dont remeber if the accents have anything else that needs to be loosened. Back off the altenator some then pull it back once the belt is re-installed.

To be honest if you need more instruction have someone else do it so you dont throw another belt. It should be really cheap to have done. If you have crossed 60,000 miles you might want to look into the timing belt, dont replace it because the others broke.
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cool thanks...
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