Where does the power steering belt go to on a 93 mitsubishi eclipse 2.0 16v non turbo

The mechanic who did the work may have gotten coolant on the drive belts or not sufficiently adjusted the belt tension . I'd replace the belt especially if the sides of the belt are shiny.

Hi,
These brackets will be different as the turbo version is mounted differently then the non turbo version.

well, i was gonna give you a long answer, but this link to ehow. com does a better job, its about changing the timing belt, but it does tell you how to time the engine as well

http://www.ehow.com/how_7912138_1997-eclipse-timing-belt-installation.html

I'm assuming you have a turbo engine because the turbo motors don't have a tensioner for the power steering. Just get a prybar or big screwdriver or anything like that. Use it to pry the PS pump toward the front on the car and put tension on the belt. They you can tighten down the bolts to secure it.

Here is the diagram for the belt that goes around the Power Steering pulley, tension pulley, and A/C compressor pulley:



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Since you didn't specify if you had the turbo or non-turbo engine, i'll give you links to both.
2.0L non-turbo (420a) RS/GS
2.0L turbo (4g63) GST/GSX

this link is to a step-by-step guide for installing the timing belt. 2.0L NT TIMING BELT diy

if your car is the 2.4L non-turbo let me know and i'll post up the procedure for that motor.

Have you changed the spark plugs and fuel filter yet?

You will probably need to realign the pulleys. It sounds like one of them might be out too much. Try taking a straight edge of some sort on the power steering pump and see if it is aligned with the other pulleys. Good luck!

Is your car the turbo charged or non tubo car. On the turbo car the power steering pump is on the front right hand side. all you need to do is put the belt back on and apply pressure til the belt is tight then tighten up the bolts that hold the power steering pump.