When I had mines done they called it a serpentine belt and the installation was quick and minimal under $100.00 including labor and the belt.
AnswerAll cars have drive belts. If, however the car only has one belt and it "snakes" up and over the pulleys it is termed a "serpentine" (snake) belt because of the way it is routed around the pulleys. Older cars have usually 2 or 3 belts that do not overlap or go over/under the pulleys. The belts simply go around the outside of the pulleys and are tensioned by a manual adjustment. Serpentine belts usually have an automatic/no-adjustable tensioner for the belt. Hope this helps!You don't - it is a serpentine belt with an automatic tensioner.
serpentine belt diagram for 98 jetta tdi
That I know of, there is NO serpentine belt, unless you are talking about the the Timing Belt (hardly serpentine, but anyway), it has a belt tensioner, not automatic, though.
serpentine belt for 97 7.4 454 Chevy truck
I know that on my neighbor's '98 Malibu, there is a diagram under the hood, right next to the serpentine belt assembly. On my '97, it looks like there was one, but it must have come off. With so many Malibus on the road, just ask someone if they will pop their hood for you.
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Looking at the engine from the passenger side fender the serpentine belt revolves around 5 different pulleys. Theres only 1 belt ,,,,the serpentine.
it is under the alternator
buy a belt, loosen the tensioner, replace belt
Just one - the now standard 'serpentine', or 'accessory drive' belt. See "Related Questions" below for more
YOU DONT IT HAS A AUTO BELT TENSIONER
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