Anyone know where I can find a diagram belt routing?
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I'm looking at a car for sale and and the A/C belt is off of it. I do not see a belt tensioner for the A/C belt and wondering where it may be? Maybe that is the reason the belt is off and not a compressor problem?
Thanks for any help
Allen
Thanks for any help
Allen
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check out this thread:
https://5series.net/forums/topic/523...1&#entry549416
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That is so funny.
I was a mechanic in a past life at a dealer for15 or so years until I broke my back. When I originally went to school they frown on bumping belts on, and doing it on a serpentine belt was like
I was a mechanic in a past life at a dealer for15 or so years until I broke my back. When I originally went to school they frown on bumping belts on, and doing it on a serpentine belt was like
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It appears that this belt is a special belt made to stretch for systems designed to use them. Thankfully I bought one from the dealer rather than a non stretchable serpentine replacement of the same size at the local Kragen auto parts.
It is about impossible to install without the tool.
I was quoted $85-$120 for the tool at the dealer while my searches on the net, got me nothing.
Thankfully I can still use my brain, I made my own tool in less than 15 minutes.
It is about impossible to install without the tool.
I was quoted $85-$120 for the tool at the dealer while my searches on the net, got me nothing.
Thankfully I can still use my brain, I made my own tool in less than 15 minutes.
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