Yes , the fan belt drives the engine accessories , the timing belt is used to keep the
engine crankshaft and pistons " in time " with the camshaft and valves
The fan belt drives the fan, water pump, alternator, power steering, air conditioner and air pump... if the vehicle has all of these. The fan belt (often a serpentine belt) can slip without any real problem other than a little noise. The cam belt (timing belt) looks quite different and only drives the camshaft. The timing belt is designed to keep the camshaft and crankshaft in perfect synchronization. The timing belt has "lugs", or specially designed bumps in the belt that align with slots in the crankshaft pulley and the camshaft pulley. To protect the timing belt from grease, mud and other hazards, the timing belt is usually behind a fairly significant protective cover.
A cam belt spins the cams in the exact timing sequence for the valves to open, it is considered part of the internal engine workings and is absolutely necessary for operation. A fan belt operates the cooling fan and maybe other accesories such as power steering and air conditioning, it is on the outside of the motor.
A serpentine belt is one belt that runs all engine accessories (i.e. power steering pump, ac compressor, water pump, AND fan). A fan belt runs the fan only.
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No, your Ford uses a timing chain to drive the cam.
behind the fan belts. under the timing belt cover (driven by the timing belt)
Which belt? Fan belt or timing belt? Or is it the a/c belt? The timing belt is the hardest. Let me know and I'll be able to help you. Lee Duncan leehduncan@verizon.net
drive belt for what on this vehicle? do u mean serpentine belt,or fan belt,or timing belt?
There is no fan belt on a 1999 ZX2; it has an electric cooling fan. Your question is not worded in question format. We need to know which belt you are talking about (serpentine or timing) and what your question is.
Honda Odyssey 2004 has not got fan belt. It has got 3 ( three ) belts - timing, power steering and alternator A/C belt.
The position of the Ford timing belt (chain) is typically located on the front of the engine block, left (slightly lower) of the engine fan pulley. It is protected by a metal plate timing chain cover.
The 2003 XL7 has 2 separate belts; one A/C belt, and one fan/alternator belt. In addition, there isn't a timing belt as it is a timing chain on this vehicle.