Check yoru idler pulley, it is the only pulley that really moves with the belt. Sometimes the spring behind or built into the idler pulley weaken.
Possible, but not likely. Make sure pulleys are straight and inline.
The oil pump is located at the front of the engine (belt end) at the crankshaft. It is behind the dampner and pulleys. This is a major job and the pan must come off as well as most of the parts on the front of the engine.The oil pump is turned by the crankshaft. RB
You can usually feel it bottom out as you are installing it. After the pulleys are installed, you can put the belt on and see if all pulleys are aligned.
There are 7 acording to Haynes
It's behind one of the camshaft pulleys. Why would a CRANKSHAFT position sensor be behind a CAMSHAFT pulley ??
The crankshaft pulley is the only one directly engine driven. All the others are driven by it. ( the crankshaft pulley) If all the other pulleys are turning freely, assuming the total mileage deems it necessary, the belt just wore thin and separated. Just replace it and go. Good luck
It transfers power from the alternator to the crankshaft and the camshaft to make your engine work.
Chrysler has a belt and pulley kit to fix the problem. it removes the smooth surfaced pulleys and replaces them with grooved pulleys. the new belt is grooved on both sides
most crankshaft pulleys have a left hand thread. this means it turns opposite direction or clockwise to remove
The crankshaft position sensor on this car is at the front of the motor on the passenger side. It is forward of the water pump inlet on a little mount. The toothed wheel it monitors is attached to the crankshaft behind the pulleys.
To replace an air conditioner belt on a 1999 Chrysler LHS, rote the the new belt through the pulleys within the engine of your Chrysler vehicle.
In automotive terms, There are drive pulleys such as the drive pulley mounted to the crankshaft on most engines. There are driven pulleys such as an alternator, power steering, water pump, a/c compressor and all the accessories driven by the drive pulley. There are idler pulleys and tensioner pulleys. There are timing belt pulleys. And for non automotive related terms, There are block and tackle pulley systems. There are pulley hoists. Wire rope pulley blocks. Cable pulleys. Rope pulleys.