Belt routing illustrations

SOURCE: serpentine belt

This is a picture i drew in paint , for the 2001 honda passport belt wrap with a 3.2Liter V6, picture worth a thousand words.

SOURCE: serpentine belt

1993 honda accord doesnt have a serpantine belt, it has a v-belt system. that is the altenator belt and powersteering belt (both belts run multiple pulley of course). my recomendation is to buy a chiltons repair manual-or haynes-as the proper tightening bolts and locking bolts may be confusing to an inexperienced person.
ALTENATOR: loosen the altenator mounting nut/bolt and through-bolts, turn the adjusting nut until there is enough room to wrap the belt around the proper pullys and tighten with adjusting bolts until proper tension is reached. tighten the mounting nut/bolt and through-bolts to 33ft lbs tq
POWER STEERING: loosen the pump through-bolt and nut. turn the adjusting bolt until there is enough room to wrap the belt around the proper pulleys and tighten the adjusting bolt until proper tension is reached. use 33ft lbs tq on through bolt and nut.
ALWAYS ENSURE PROPER TENSION IS AQUIRED- NOT TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE, AND ALWAYS RUN ENGINE AND TIGHTEN OR LOOSEN AS NECESSARY.
check tensionperiodicaly to ensure proper opperation

SOURCE: need an illustration to change timing belt on a

Accords use a timing change and generally theyre not changed out for a while. I believe 130k. Someone correct me if im wrong about the time to change it.

SOURCE: I need the serpentine belt routing diagram for a

where is the diagram !!!!

SOURCE: need to know where to find a routing diagram for

see the following site that I found by googling "2000 honda accord serpentine belt replacement" You will need to know what engine size and whether you have AC.
https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+honda+accord+serpentine+belt+replacement&client=firefox-a&hs=zDs&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=ylF4UoS5O6zfsAS8oYCgAg&ved=0CFgQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=896