This would depend on the year model of your car. Older models used several belts to turn various components (alternator, AC compressor, fan, etc) whereas many newer models just use one belt that "surpentines" itself around all of the components at the same time.
The timing belt is driven by the crank and turns the camshaft. The serpentine belt drives the alternator, air conditioning, power steering, etc.
If the alternator belt is the same belt as the other accessories, yes.
it is the belt by the alternator belt
In the newer vehicles the serpentine belt drives all the pumps, compressor and the alternator on the engine.
Yes, I know of no engine where the alternator is driven by the cam belt. The alternator is driven by a drive belt or serpentine belt.
The alternator is driven by the serpentine belt. Follow the belt around the engine and you will find the alternator.
Remove the serpentine belt and check the belt and pulleys for damage. While the belt is off, turn the alternator by hand listening for the noise.
No the timing belt drives the camshaft. A serpentine belt drives accessories such as alternator, power steering and ac.
First of all a 2003 Tahoe has a timing chain. And the answer to your question is a serpentine belt is what is on the front of your engine, It runs the water pump, power steering, Alternator, A/C and what ever else is hooked to the front of the engine. A timing belt is what hooks the crank to the camshaft and has Gogs on it that runs in the gears. A serpentine belt has grooves in it so it will stay on the pulleys.
Remove the serpentine belt and remove the alternator. The belt tensioner bolts are under the alternator.
The power steering unit and the alternator are both driven by the serpentine belt. Loosen the tensioner pulley and the serpentine belt will become loose. Put the new serpentine belt on and tighten the tensioner pulley.
Serpentine belt? You may have to remove to tighten alternator