I need a serpentine belt diagram for a 1996 ford thunderbird lx

In the hand book under drive belts or put your make and model on Google ,you will get a video or a display.

Sometimes there is a diagram on the radiator support, under the hood. If not, Gates.com can help you as well.

Usually a worn belt. You can try some belt dressing in a spray can to make sure.

Your car use3s a timing chain not a belt. The water pump will be serviced by first removing the serpentine belt and then removing the water pump pulley and then finally removing the water pump. It is a fairly easy pump to replace.

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Under the hood, near the radiator or front of vehicle there should be a sticker indicating the belt diagram. If not the check your owner's manual under belts and there will also be a diagram there. If you don't have the owner's manual you can purchase a Haynes manual (which is good to have anyway) or consult a dealership as they may print one off for you or at least let you look at it so you can make a sketch of it.

http://www.bestvalueautoparts.com/Replacement_Parts/FORD/THUNDERBIRD/Illust_c_Belt_Routing.html

draw a diagram first of how it goes around the pulleys.make sure its accurate,and each pulley is named,ie aircon,geni,p/steer/crank/,then usually just need to detension belt by backing off the belt tensioner[use good size spanner or fixed socket on bar]slip belt off.the tensioner usually just springs back,fit new belt reverse way,check against diagram before starting

hi what you will have to do is, remove the serpentine belt ( make sure you take a note of how it is routed, draw a picture is a good tip ) then on the water pump you should have 4 hex bolts/studs get a long screwdriver and force it between one of the hex bolts/studs to hold it while you undo one of the others, when you get one loose then move the pump round till you can put the scredriver on that one and continue till all are loose, once loose just remove them completly and the pull of the pulley...hope that helps please vote thanks

I need to find a vacuume diabrame for an 1996 ford thunderbird lx

here is an image of the engine in question (on the right) it is not a diagram but shows the track of the serpentine belt

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