i belive u can use a helf inch wratcheck or breaker bar, look on the tensioner there should be a square whole, if not use a socke the fts the bolt on the tensioner pulley, it will only goe one way to relives the tension one which direction relives the belt tension WOW... If you are looking at your engine from the front of the vehicle, you will notice on the left (passenger) side there is a small pulley (about 2.5in diameter) on an arm. if you have the engine running, you will probably see that it moves slightly. On the arm between the pulley, and the mounting bolt for this assemblt, there is a small square hole that is the perfect size for a 3/8 in socket wrench, or breaker bar. Insert your socket wrench, or breaker bar, and pivot counter clockwise. This may be difficult, if you are having trouble, try with something longer for more leverage, or slip a metal pipe (longer than your wrench) over the end of your wrench to provide more leverage. This will loosen the belt tension, and you should be able to remove it. NOTE: If your belt routing sticker is not in good shape, you may want to draw the route yourself before removing the belt.
There should be a small square hole near the tensioner pully. A 3/8 socket driver will fit in the hole and then you can losen the tensioner.
The ac belt has a tensioner that is accessed from below, and takes a tensioner tool to loosen. Remove the serpentine belt, release tension on the ac belt then the belt can come off for replacement.
loosen the 4 screws pull cover up
locate the belt tensioner (left side if facing motor). using a 3/8 drive ratchet turn the tensioner 90 deg counter clockwise. remove old belt. rerun new belt according to diagram and reinsert ratchet turning 90 deg again counter clockwise. place slack in belt over tensioner and release the ratchet.
use a wreench on the bolt for the tensioner pulley and take the belt off and tehn thread the belt back on using the schematic on the fan shroud. If theree isn't one, draw a schematic BEFORE you remove the old belt.
Is a 1999 chevy tahoe transmission compatible with a 2001 chevy tahoe transmission?
To change the thermostat on a 97 Chevy Tahoe, drain the radiator. Locate the part under the upper hose register and loosen the screw holding it in place. Replace it by putting in the new part and bolting it back down.
Taking the play out of the gear box which way do I turn the stud after I loosen the bolt
When you look down to the engine from the front of the vehicle, you should notice that one and only one of the pulleys appears to be on an arm of sorts- this is the tensioner. If you look at the tensioner, you will notice a square hole. If you put a rachet, or breaker bar into it, you can move it and losen the belt. then remove it, and replace it. If your sticker showing how it is to be run is faded, or otherwise illegible, then you should take note of the way that it runs before removing the belt.
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