the alternator and belt are located at the bottom of the engine on the passenger side looking at the timing belt side
the belt only goes around the crank pulley and alternator pulley
The alternator is driven by the drive belt. Find the belt and follow the routing and you will find the alternator.
Look at accessory drive belt alternator is driven by this belt
the alternator is run off of your s belt, it doesnt have its own specific belt
remove your timing belt covers and the timing belt it is located above the crankshaft closer to the firewall before and below the alternator
Lift the hood. Look to the left front of the engine. The alternator is right there. You will see the belt run around its pully, wires going to it, and a tensioner bolt.
Raise the hood and look for the drive belt. The drive belt powers the alternator.
on the front of the motor, it will have the sepentine belt around it I am working on my wifes' 1996 mercury mystique and the alternator is located behind the timing belt. If you are standing directly in front of your vehicle the timing belt is located to the left side of the motor and the alternator is located directly behind the timing belt.
Remove the wiring harness from your 1992 Plymouth Grand Voyager alternator. Remove the alternator belt. Remove the alternator retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install your new alternator.
2000 bravada alternator is located on top of the motor with the universal belt wrapped around it which engine? in the the 4.3L the alternator is located on the driver side, on the 2.2 the alternator is located on the passager side. As you don't say what make and model car, all I can tell you is to look at the belt or belts on your engine. One of these is connected to the alternator.
You will need to loosen the tensioner pulley. Put the alternator belt on. Push the tensioner pulley to the left until the alternator belt is tight. Tighten down the tensioner pulley.
Right there under the hood. It is driven by a belt. Find the belt and follow it and you will find the alternator.