DO U HAVE ANY IDEA IF THE VEHICLE HAS AN ENGINE OR MODEL OR MAYBE IN WHAT YEAR OR COUNTRY ?????????????
on the alternator on top is a bolt losen that bolt and it will allow you to move alternator causing belt to losin
No, the timing belt may drive the water pump but the alternator is driven by a drive belt or a serpentine belt. Of course if the timing belt breaks the engine will not run thus stopping the alternator from turning.
Yes, it has a serpentine belt that drives the alternator, water pump, A/C, & power steering. One belt for them all.
your water pump and or alternator is frozen ( broken )
Loosen the alternator and push the alternator down and pull the belt off, put new belt over crank and water pump pulleys and around alternator pulley and pull up on the alternator to where the belt is tight and tighten the alternator bolts down.
A bad water pump.
it goes on the crank water pump and alternator
alternator drive belt?
Loosen the alternator tensioner bolt. The alternator belt will become loose. Remove the alternator belt. Put the new alternator belt on and reverse the process.
take a 3/8" ratchet, insert it into the square piece of the tension pulley till it loosens the belt enough to slip it off the pulley for the alternator, take out the bolts holding the alternator to the bracket, unplug the wires, and reverse to put new one on.
No, not an alternator itself. A slipping belt driving the alternator and the water pump could though.
Yes, I know of no engine where the alternator is driven by the cam belt. The alternator is driven by a drive belt or serpentine belt.