How do you change the serpentine belt on a 99 Chrysler cirrus? Is has two belts and I cannot find how to take the small one off to remove the large one.

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http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/dayco/catalogSearch.php?autoCatalogSearch=1&make=CHRYSLER&model=TOWN%20%26% The Town and Country has the Exact same Motor, Here is the Link to the 3.3 Liter Belt Diagram. It is the First at the Top, Just read the Header. Please Rate My Response! Thanks!4ZYEV3

SOURCE: 99 Beetle Serpentine belt diagram

The serpentine belt on my 2001 Beetle loops around the outside of the large pulley closest to the firewall, at the bottom, then goes around the outside of the forward lower pulley, then crosses to the inside of the one right above the forward lower pulley, then loops over the outside of the alternator pulley at the top front side, then goes inside under the tensioner pulley, and back down to the outside of the big rear pulley.

I hope that description makes sense. A picture would work a lot better, but I don't have an easy way to post it. Also, I know you asked about the '99 Beetle, but I assume its routing is the same as the 2001 (which is the one I have).

SOURCE: 2007 chrysler sebring serpentine belt diagram

Go to; daycoproducts.com, click cars and trucks, then go to serpentine belt. Then on the right side of the screen click on finding your vehicle. Then get the illistration number and click on illistrations, go to that number it should something 6-? or 7-?. It's a pretty good websight.

SOURCE: 2006 Chrysler Pacifica serpentine belt routing

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