Step by step method on how to put fan belt back on commodore 98

You should be able to find something via Google as I have done below.
Have a look here: http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/holden-commodore-how-tos/176340-how-change-serpentine-belt-vs.html
And here: http://autofix.com.au/blog/vt-commodore-drivebelt-replacement-v6
Otherwise seek help from one of the Holden V6 car clubs.

sounds like someone bumped a vacuum hose or didnt put one back on

if the barrel is removed on the inside is the steering lock pin use small screwdriver to push it down while slightly moving the steering wheel until it goes down and stays down then you will be able to put in the barrel

check the compression in all cellenders you might have a blown head gasket, burning smell might be the gas in blown cillender not igniting

Most likely what is happening is that either the fan/water pump is no longer being turned by the engine, which it needs the belt on for (Assuming it's a '98, not an '89), causing it to overheat, or the battery is being drained because the belt being off the alternator is causing the alternator to not turn, therefor producing no power. Make sure no shards of old belts remain, and put on the new belt. That should solve the problems.

Get a 19mm and a prybay so u can pull back i would start from the VP which is the PS pump,then to the tensioner then to the CC (ac compressor)and then water pump and then alternator.but try to put it on the alternator first before the water pump u have to try to keep it on the water pump hold it while pull back on the tensioner

Here's a great video that will also show you how to change the AC belt on a 98-04 Intrepid">

remove top of fan cowling 2 clips draw a diagram of belt route put spanner on tensioner pulley bolt turn clockwise remove belt with assistant helping keep tensioner pulled back fit new belt over pulleys release tensioner onto belt refit cover

Hi

Replacing Serpentine belt on a Toyota camry 2003—


Step 1--Examine the belt placement of your Toyota Camry fan belt so that you will remember how to put it back once you have removed it. Refer to the vehicle owner's manual for further information. Locate the pivot bolt on the front passenger side of the engine. Loosen the pivot bolt with a socket wrench.


Step 2--Loosen the adjustment locking bolt that is just below the tensioner pulley with a socket wrench, and then loosen the tensioner pulley to allow the belt to move free.


Step 3--Check the belt for any signs of cracking or irregular wear, so you can fix any problems that may exist with the pulleys. Remove the fan belt from the pulleys on the engine and take it out of the engine compartment.


Step 4--Wrap the new fan belt around each of the pulleys the same way it came out. When you have the belt in place, tighten the tensioner pulley with a socket wrench.


Step 5--Tighten the adjustment locking bolt and the pivot bolt with a socket wrench, and then look over the engine to check that everything is back in place.


Step 6--Turn the vehicle engine on and watch it for a few minutes to verify that everything is operating properly, then turn the engine off.


Please refer to these links for serpentine belt diagrams—

Serpentine belt on a Toyota camry Link 1

Serpentine belt on a Toyota camry Link 2

Please do accept the solution and revert for further assistance.

Thanks
Rylee

Just put it on tensioner arm does the rest use a 3/8 drive ratchet