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Re: Need a diagram for a serpentine belt for a 98 Honda...
The diagram you are looking for should be located on either the underside of your vehicles hood or on the left or right side fender in side the engine compartment .
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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
Take the vehicle to an Advanced Auto parts store. Purchase the belt or look in the chilton manual they have on the shelf. The belt comes with the diagram on the sleeve that comes with the belt. There may be a delta in the belt length if the vehicle does or does not for instance come with Air conditioning.
Serpentine belts are the easiest to do....carefully look at the route diagram for running the belt, make sure you have a long breaker bar with the correct socket to fit the tensioner. You'll need to pull the tensioner against itself to relieve pressure on the belt. Once pressure has been released carefully hold the bar and with the other hand work the belt off the nearest pulley. release the tensioner and get your new belt ready to slip back on the exact way the old came off. When you apply pressure on the breaker bar again, you will have to pull it even farther to get the newer belt on because the newer belt has not stretched out any. Patience is your greatest tool.
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