varies by car, some cars do have it on the bottom, it just depends on the car and the way the engineers make for that car
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because anyone with dignity will wear their udies on top
They screw into the top and bottom plates instead of nailing in.
by taking the top of the hill instead of the bottom
No, there is not.
Turn it over so that instead of the numbers going up from left to right (or bottom to top), they go up from right to left (or top to bottom).
It is located by the bottom radiator hose instead of being on the top it is at the bottom
Instead of a star, a small doll fairy may often be used.
For a non turbo Chrysler engine have to pull it from the bottom once wiring and top bolt is loose. pulling the axle can help sometimes getting better access. For the Mitsubishi engine there is one top bolt in adjuster groove that has to come out. then a bottom nut behind the oil filter then wiggle it out from the bottom of the car.
The power steering pump has two adjuster bolts. Loosen the top bolt, and then the bolt underneath the pump (facing from passenger side) to give the belt some slack. The alternator has two adjuster bolts and one bolt to hold the bracket to the alternator. Loosen the bottom bolt (next to the belt), then loosen the top adjuster bolt. You should then be able to move the alternator towards the motor to slack the belt.
I have a 1995 Honda Passport, 3.2L. Look under the truck and find the alt. There is a slack adjuster under the alt. Loosen the bolt next to adjuster, then back off the bolt on the adjuster. Take off the bolt on the bottom of alt. Loosen the top bolt to the alt. You should be able to move the alt. to get the belt off.
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