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96 GA 2.4L - Help Replacing Serpentine Belt
I got it off, and the new one is routed except around the tensioner. Am I suppose to be able to get it on by releasing the tensioner? I have but still can't get it on.
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Re: 96 GA 2.4L - Help Replacing Serpentine Belt
Yeah these are a pain in the butt to put on. how I usually do mine is to have someone else hold the belt on the crank pulley while I route the belt around the alternator and the a/c compressor. You have to hold the tensioner as far back as it will go to let the belt slide on it. Once you get the belt on it release the tensioner.
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Re: 96 GA 2.4L - Help Replacing Serpentine Belt
You don't undue the motor mount bolts?
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Re: 96 GA 2.4L - Help Replacing Serpentine Belt
no need to undue the motor mount bolts, I usually route mine around the tensioner and the once I release the tensioner I put it around the altenator, takes all,of 5 minutes once you get the hang of it.
My car is also a 96 gase with a 2.4 |
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Re: 96 GA 2.4L - Help Replacing Serpentine Belt
Thank you all for your help. There are a couple secrets that do make this easier. Releasing the top 3 bolts on the motor mount does provide a little extra room but the advice that did the trick is using a cheater wrench. That is the only way to get the room you need to crank the tensioner.
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