NO your car will run hot and seriously damage your motor, it will also keep from charging your battery. Suggest you take your car to a mechanic for repairs.
NO
Not advised, it runs the fan and the ancillary devices, power steering, etc.
One thing that happens is the fan blades on the transmission get bent up into the drive belt and the fan blades throws the belt. The right way to fix is is to replace the fan, but you can bend the fan blades down by hand without removing anything and it seems to work just as well.
drive belt for what on this vehicle? do u mean serpentine belt,or fan belt,or timing belt?
There is no fan belt.The fan is hydraulically controlled.Are you asking about the main drive/accessory belt?
Remove fan clutch with fan impeller. Remove A/C compressor drive belt. Remove cap from tensioning roller. Relieve tension on drive belt. Remove drive belt. Reverse procedure for installation.
theres no fan belt on front wheel drive motors. only a fan motor
No, it uses an electric motor to drive the fan. There is one serpentine belt that drives all of the accessories (alternator, power steering, A/C, etc.), but these are located on the passenger side of the vehicle. The fan is located in the front, so there is no way for the belt to drive it.
need a diagram off drive belt on 1998 barina
REMOVE THE SINGLE DRIVE BELT, THEN REMOVE THE 4 MOUNTING BOLTS BETWEEN THE FAN AND THE BELT PULLEY. THE FAN MIGHT NEED TO BE WIGGLED OFF
Yes your ac just won't be cold
With a belt drive the fan speed can be easily raised or lowered but there is belt and bearing maintenance to consider (with a belt drive there are 2 additional bearings). With direct drive replacing the motor is a little more involved and blower size is limited. Other than that no difference. Determine which characteristics are more important to you and make your choice. On a furnace/AC unit, I would go with DD personally.