It will show it in the Hanes manual
go to local library they have chilton and haynes repair books
You have to go through the glove box, there is a diagram in Chilton manual or on google images on how to take it apart.
yes
get a Chilton book for your model. get a Chilton book for your model.
It doesn't
change the direction of force
can change a direction of a force
change the direction of force
It makes work easier, because its less work, the more pulleys, the easier
Depending on the year it should have a single belt doing it all. Check to see if there is a belt routing diagram under the hood, if not you can draw up your own easy enough. There is a spring tensioner in this type system which make it a fairly easy job. pull and hold the tensioner back while removing the belt. Route the new belt through putting it on all the pulleys as to the diagram except one, maybe the alternator as it is easy to get to. Pull tensioner out of the way put belt on alt. pulley release tensioner to belt. Start motor make sure everything is moving and belt is on pulleys correct.
All serpentine belts have some kind of tension relief pully or mechanism. Buy a $20. repair manual. Relieve the tension as indicated, probably with a ratchet & socket and pull off the belt. You can draw a diagram before you remove it. To slide the new belt on you have to release the tension again, then engage. When putting the belt on it helps to remember that the smooth side of the belt will meet the smooth pulleys, and the track or ridged belt side fits into the ridged pulleys.
Lifting pulleys are attached to an overhead structure, and change the direction of force. You pull down, and the pulley pulls up.