There are some jobs you just need a manual for. This is one of them. Go to Autozone and buy a haynes manual for your car (abot $20).
General procedure is to buy new timing belt. Make sure cylinder #1 is set at TDC. Disconnect negative battery cable. Remove engine covers to access timing belt and remove timing belt Make sure all components are properly aligned and loosen pensioner to remove old timing belt. Install new timing belt. Tension belt. Double check to ensure all components are aligned properly, replace timing belt covers and reconnect battery.
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SOURCE: 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT horn not working
check the wires to the clip on the horn they rust and then there no connection
SOURCE: mitsubishi eclipse convertiable timing belt change?
Typical timing belt intervals are every 60k miles. It's a very involved service to do the whole job - timing belt, timing belt tensioner, serpentine or accessory belts, water pump, thermostat, spark plugs, all fluids, all filters, brake and suspension inspection, and tire rotation. On many cars it's recommended to change the oxygen sensors as well. Quite a bit of this can be done when you want, but the first five items are critical and should all be done. And regardless of whether your manufacturer says the coolant is "lifetime", replace it - don't reuse coolant. It's cheap and it's good practice to use new coolant.
SOURCE: how to replace timing belt in 2000 Subaru GT sedan
There are marks on the motor and on the pulley's. Just keep them aligned and put new one in
SOURCE: Need to replace a serpentine belt in a 2000 mitsubishi eclipse
You should be able to see the diagram for the serpentine belt when you open the hood.
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