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    Serpentine Belt Routing Diagram

    Here's the diagram for Serpentine belt routing. Hopes this help future installations.


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    Thanks!! I was just about to ask for something like this; wasn't sure how the passenger side belt came off.

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      #3
      the adjustment bolt is accessible from behind the mounting plate (at least on mine)

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        #4
        Ok i'm needing to put an a/c belt on my car and this diagram helps a lot. So i'd loosen both pivot bolts to get each belt off? How exactly does it work, are those pivot bolts just like a tensioner, as in need strength to loosen and that's what loosens the belts to get them off?

        Does that make sense to anyone else, what i'm asking?
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          #5
          To loosen the tension on the belt, you loosen the bolt behind the tensioner, and also loosen the pivot bolt on the tensioner, this also bolts to the compressor mounting bracket. To tension, you need a 1/2" drive breaker bar with a short extension or something along those lines, put it in the square slot, and tighten one of the bolts. Preferrably the one in the rear. They're kinda tricky to fish the rear belt out. The water pump pulley tends to get in the way. At least in every instance I've tried.

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