That depends on the vehicle. IF the belt runs the water pump an alternator, you won't be driving very long.
The serpentine belt would be the same as the accessory drive belt.
No, the timing belt may drive the water pump but the alternator is driven by a drive belt or a serpentine belt. Of course if the timing belt breaks the engine will not run thus stopping the alternator from turning.
when serpentine belt breaks alternator and water pump stop working along with power steering pump
Not if you have a serpentine drive belt............
the 4g63t does not have a serpentine belt, it has drive beltS
Accessory drive belt.Accessory drive belt.
No. Only the cam belt effects timing.
Technically,Yes. But realistically no. They are both drive belts, but the term drive belt is normally what is referred to as a non-serpentine belt. This term is used to distinguish between the two type belts. A drive belt tension must be adjusted manually, whereas a serpentine belt tension is controlled by a tensioner.
no the serpentine belt is totally separate from timing belt
No, the serpentine belt is used to drive more than one thing and tension is automatically adjust by way of a spring loaded idler pulley. Normally it will drive the alternator, power steering pump, & A/C compressor. A drive belt normally drives only one thing and tension is manually adjusted. A serpentine belt is wider that a drive belt and is not a V-Belt like a drive belt.
before it breaks and you get stranded
This car doesn't have a serpentine belt. It has 2 drive belts.