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Old 12-21-2004, 03:43 PM
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Replacing The 2 belts

I have a 00 v6 accord and I have like one inch of room from the tire wall to the belt mountings... how in the hell am I supposed to change the belts? Any help would be wonderful. I tried searching for the forum for someone with the same problem but I guess everyone else is a little smarter than me or has done this before.
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Old 12-29-2004, 11:04 PM
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Re: Replacing The 2 belts

nevermind about this I figured it out.. well not completely but I found the problem I was looking for. The reason I wanted to replace the belts is because they are squeking and its really annoying.. turns out my tensioner just needs some wd-40... if your belts are squeking and dont look worn put your hand on the tensioner and pull it up really hard and repeat a few times. Then turn on the engine and with some luck the noise is gone w00t. Until it gets cold or wet out again then it comes back thats where the wd-40 became my new best friend of once again removing annoying noises. Thanks wd-40.. ::love::
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