Well it really depends on what type of belt you have and how easy it is to access it. But the way that I do it is to pull to the side of the return road and turn off my J/D and slide my had on the clip to unlatch my belts then take off my helmet, neck brace and gloves. Then you just get someone to tow you back
I think the question is asking the drive belt not the seat belt.
Ok thinking of what I do...
Umm... I pull the belt off the clutch and roll the junior backwards. To tell that it comes off mine makes a "ting" sound. To put it back on do the opposite.
To fix a dragster that travels off alignment, you can first check and adjust the toe alignment. This involves ensuring that the front wheels are pointing straight ahead and are parallel to each other. Secondly, you can inspect and adjust the camber angle, which is the tilt of the wheels in relation to the ground. Proper toe and camber alignment will help the dragster track straight and reduce any pulling to one side.
Which belt? Timing or Serpentine? Serpentine is easy. Turn tension pulley with a breaker bar and pull belt off.
Dead easy, take drive belt off power steering pump. Slacken off alternator's two 13mm nuts, push down on spring loaded alternator, take off alternator belt, put on alternator belt. Reverse process. Job done
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you take off the right passanger tire....... take off the serpentine belt and the power steering belt....... then u take off the harmonic balancer with a three claw gear puller....... then take off the cover behind it....... take off the top cover to the cam gears........ put a jack under the engine....... take off the motor mounts...... then take off the timing belt tensioner..... then take off the belt....... then take of off the water pump......... easy as that
Remove side cover, remove clutch ( primary the smaller clutch) and belt will come off easy. Make sure to install new belt with arrow on belt pointing in the right direction (forward)
to the left of the timing belt. but you have to take a few parts off. its easy to see.
It should be on a sticker under your hood. The belt diagram is very easy for the optra, just draw it before you remove the belt. If you already removed it and are stuck, call the dealer they will print off a diagram for free
As a rule! The belt will need to be remove also in most mowers there are gears in the wheels as well. These gears need to be removed. This has been my experience.
Take the passenger side tire off and remove the splash guards... should be easy from there
Its actually pretty easy to do. Just about with all vehicles. You need to find your tension pulley. It is the pulley with a spring on it. Attach a socket to that pulley and pull it until the tension on the belt lossens up. The belt will drop off. To put the new belt on just follow the diagram that is usally on the cowl above the radiator that shows how the belt goes around all the pulleys. Use the belt tension pulley to get it on and the tensioner will automatically tighten to the belt. Make sure you get the right size belt for your truck. I'm not sure exactly where the tension pulley is on that car but it should show you on the diagram. It's very easy and you will be shocked how easy it is. Good luck.
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