If you mean the multi rib serpentine belt then you must loosen the center lock bolt on the tensioner and turn the adjuster bolt (accessible from underneath after splash-plate removed) until the belt gets loose enough to slip off of the Alternator pully.
Then work it off the water pump etc. Note that you may have to remove the Power Steering and/or AC belt(s) first to get the serpentine belt fully off and back on.
You can slip the belt into the gap between any two fan blades and then turn the fan to "cut" the belt out from behind it. Install using the reverse of that technique. Note : make sure the new belt has the same number of ribs on it that the old belt had.
When you retension the serpentine belt you must first snug the center lock bolt down lightly, then back it off 1/4 turn, before adjusting the tensioner bolt (otherwise, the final tightening of a very loose lock bolt will cause the tensioning pully to move even further and ruin your adjustment).
The serpentine belt should be retensioned after a few hundred miles and should be tight enough to prevent any slippage/noise from the Alternator pully immediately after startup.
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Most probably your fanbelt. You should have your car serviced as it could be a number of serious problems aswell or just replace the fanbelt and see if it works.
The thermostat on a 92 Pajero Diesel is on the left hand side and just above the pump. Remove the old thermostat and replace it with the same size.
how do u change a fanbelt on a Renault modus
Replace it which is a major repair.
To change the headlight bulb on a Pajero Shogun, open the engine compartment hood. Locate the back of the headlight and twist the bulb off. Replace with new.
a pajero is from japan.
a third gen pajero is about 4800ibs
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Mitsubishi Pajero was created in 1982.
there is only one format of CD I will hazard a guess that like my pajero the CD player has seen better days. Unable to replace it I fitted a jvc head unit purchased from halfords.
Mitsubishi Pajero iO was created in 1998.