You'd lose function of any component driven by the serpentine belt - if the alternator was among those, you'd see your battery light come on, and the vehicle would shut down once you lost sufficient battery power.
The serpentine belt would be the same as the accessory drive belt.
No, an accessory belt is not considered a serpentine belt. However, a serpentine belt is considered a specific type of accessory belt.
If the belt is too loose or not there then yes - the water pump runs off the serpentine belt. If the belt is too loose or not there then yes - the water pump runs off the serpentine belt.
The serpentine belt should be self-tightening if the appropriately sized belt is properly installed. If the correct belt fails to acheive the proper tension, then the belt tensioner should be replaced.
serpentine belt has nothing what so ever to do with break fluid.only reason it would leak thru serpentine belt replacement is if a brake line or part was broken by accident while installing belt
Serpentine Belt Diagram ML320
Serpentine belt, no. Timing belt, good chance yes.
If the alternator belt is the same belt as the other accessories, yes.
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.
Yes, in most Saturn vehicles, the serpentine belt is responsible for driving the water pump along with other components like the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor. If the serpentine belt fails, it can lead to the water pump not functioning properly, resulting in engine overheating.
Loosen the tensioner pulley. Slide the tensioner pulley to the right. The serpentine belt will come loose. Remove the serpentine belt. Reverse the process to install the new serpentine belt.
It is a serpentine BELT , not hose.