How do i change my drive belt

Sounds like you removed the belt prior to drawing a diagram or taking a picture of how the belt runs. Can you add more detail information of your vehicle like does it have power steering, A/C, and if water pump runs off same belt ?

1. Remove the Power Steering belt.
2. Disconnect the power steering hoses from the power steering pump. Take caution as there may be some pressure.
3. Remove the bolts holding the Power Steering pump to the pump mount.
4. Install the new Power Steering pump.
5. Reconnect the power steering hoses.
6. Reconnect the Power Steering belt.
7. Top off with fluid.
8. Start up the vehicle.
9. Turn the wheel to the left.
10. Top off with fluid.
11. Turn the wheel all the way to the right.
12. Top off with fluid.
13. Repeat the last 4 steps until the fluid level doesn't change much, and is topped off.

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It sounds like your serpentine belt either popped off or broke. This would cause the pulley to not be turned making your power steering fail as well as your assisted brake.

Some modern cars have an electrically driven pump to supply high pressure oil to operate the power steering. However, most cars have an oil pump for the steering which is turned by a belt from the crankshaft pulley. If the belt is loose or slipping, heavy steering will be the result, especially noticable at low speeds. Check belt for tightness, and check oil level is not low, possibly due to a leak?

Steve.

There is a tensioner pulley for each belt, you loosen the nut on the front of the pulley, then there is a tensioner bolt that you loosen, that will move the pulley away from belt to remove the belt. You'll need to get to them from the passenger side under the car. You'll need to remove the plastic covers to get them.

how to loosen tensioning pulley to change drive belt on 2007 Kia Sedona

It is below the power steering pump pulley, there is a nut in the middle of the pulley that you loosen and then loosen the tensioner bolt to move the pulley away from the belt.

Check your charging system and wiring at alternator..are your battery terminals clean??? is your drive belt loose or need replacing???

pump/or belt is bad,sometimes belt are worn or get wet and like driving a truck