2000 Volvo V40 "belt tensioner back onto" Questions

belt tensioner slightly. Turn the tensioner clockwise to 10 o'clock. Remove or disconnect the following: Air baffles Lower belt cover Timing belt To install: Turn all the pulleys listening for bearing

...tensioner to push on the belt once again, or tension the belt by moving the alternator or power steering pump, if that is how your belt is tensioned. Make sure when threading the new belt on that you ...

...belt tensioner on the front of the engine.The tensioner is what keeps tension on the belt and keeps the belt from coming off.The tensioner will have a bolt head in the middle of it that a 15mm socket ...

..., for tensioner to hold it, and once the belt is in postion, then release the tensioner onto the belt, and make sure that the belt is evenly and correctly routed , before starrting up the

...belt tensioner. 4.Apply force counterclockwise to the rear camshaft sprocket with tension on the tight side of the belt, check that the timing marks are all aligned. 5.Install the flange. 6.Back off ...

...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 ...

...belt at the tensioner area, hold back on to the tensioner, and let the tensioner loose slow ly so that it will hold the tension against the belt, double check the routing of the belt, before starting ...

...belt tensioner. The serpentine belt drive is located on the front of the engine on the passenger side of the engine compartment. The spring-loaded belt tensioner on the 1998 Contour is located ...

...belt tensioner in slightly different locations. As you will note from the room between the engine and the interior fender well, you have an extremely limited amount of room to work. This is why the ...

...belt tensioner and route the belt back on to the routeing as reqiured, and once you get to the tensioner with the tool , pull back onto the tensioner and slip the belt back on , make sure that the ...