Belt diagram? dont have a sticker

Easy job on those vehicles. Usually need a wrench that fits over the belt tensioner, and you raise or lower it, taking tension off the belt. then just slip it off the nearest pulley-often the alternator pulley. Now you can let go of the tensioner and remove belt. Notice how it is fit. There should be a diagram on a sticker of how the belt fits on.

Usually there is a diagram under your hood but in case the sticker is gone here is a diagram. This is for a 1992 Chrysler Imperial 3.3L V-6

http://www.2carpros.com/diagrams/geo/tracker/2002

look for a sticker some where under the hood can't locate one hayne manual at your local parts store

There should be a diagram under the hood how it goes on...look at all the stickers under the hood you will see it.

Theres usually a belt diagram sticker either under the hood or on the body under the hood.

the label should be on the frame near the radiator area lift the hood and look for a diagram

there should be a sticker on the fan housing on the top that will show you how the belt should go. If you dont have the sticker, go to a dealer, ask for the sticker, its only 3 bucks.

There should be a belt diagram sticker on the core support cover on top of your radiator showing you the routing of this belt

What engine do you have? The 3.3 and 3.8 engines have a single serpentine belt, and a belt tensioner, so no adjustment is needed. Did you replace the tensioner, and want to know how much to torque it? countrycurt0