1996 Dodge Caravan "drive belt keeps coming half" Questions

...coming from it wrapped in protective casing transversing the belt. I have the same problem right now with the same vehicle.. Finally it's at the dealership and they can't figure it out. How did you ...

drive belts keep fallin off I'm wondering?..did you posiably R&R the water pump and then the belt would come off? if so you prob. have the water pump pully backward's, this hap. 2 me years

...drive it the temp gage will come up about half way and i have great heat in the van ive flushed the coolant changed the thermostat, belts and tensioner polly one more thing it has never over heated ...

...keeps reaccuring. We were told it was the crank postion sensor. how do I remove the crank position sensor if you have the 2.4l it is located behind the timing belt on the crankshaft. possible causes ...

...drive fan ( belt driven)then replace the viscous fan hub ( fan clutch) the indications you have describe occur when there is not enough air flow through the radiator because the fan/s is not working ...

drive belt will squeal loudly and probably start to smoke. In that case it is the compressor which is expensive to replace. Most vehicles have an AC bypass that will temporarily cut out the compressor

...half shaft axle assembly 6. Remove the serpentine belt 7. Remove the 3 bolts holding the alternator in place 8. Remove the 3 bolts holding the alternator mounting bracket 9. Remove the alternator ...

...belt for me. I made it about half way through my trip when the battery began draining. I pulled off the highway only to have smoke billow from the engine and coolant pour onto the ground and the ...

...belt drive. 6ve1 the 2 cam v6 has no gears. 6ve1 engine, they have real names and all run different EFI controls all do. ok no spark (tested the wrong way !!!) fuses good. or not, we test them not ...

...drive belt The electronics work like this The battery is a storage receptacle for the current required to start and run the engine The alternator is there to provide extra current over and above that ...