2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee "belt tensioner" Questions

...belt tensioner for the following conditions:Noise If the belt squeals, the tensioner force may be insufficient. Check the belt length gauge, if the length is correct, replace the tensioner.If the ...

...belt tensioner pulley. The tensioner pulley is generally between the crankshaft and a component toward the top of the hood area. Step 2 Check the belt routing so you know how to replace the belt. You ...

...Belt Tensioner Tool, Or Wrench OR Ratchet, Rotate/Move the Tensioner USING THE AVAILABLE NUT (located on the Tensioner Pulley rotating the Tensioner Pulley/Arm - moving it away from contact with the ...

...tensioner to push on the belt once again, or tension the belt by moving the alternator or power steering pump, if that is how your belt is tensioned. Make sure when threading the new belt on that you ...

...belt tensioner down, to allow the belt to relax so you can pull it off. Once you have the belt off, follow the serpentine belt installation diagram on a sticker, located under the hood. Then, while ...

...belt tensioner pulley first, which is found between the crankshaft and a component toward the top of the hood area. Afterwards,Rotate the belt tensioner pulley, using a wrench spanner to relieve the ...

...BELT TENSIONER NOT AUTOMATIC.YOU HAD TO ADJUST BELT TENSION BY LOOSEN THE POWER STEERING PUMP BOLTS AND TURN THE TENSIONER ADJUSTING BOLT TO TIGHTEN OR LOOSEN THE DRIVE BELT.IF YOU HAVE THE AUTOMATIC ...

...tensioner and the belt When this idler wears out it makes a growling noise that changes with engine RPM. A Bad Idler Pulley May Wobble & Wear Out Your Serpentine Belt Prematurely. Get Rid Of That ...

...belt off Your water pump IS the tensioner...loosen it and use the screw underneath to move it looser or tighter, then lock it down. You might find tension is adjusted at your power steering pump for ...

...belt. (depending on the tensioner setup) 4. Simply remove old belt and thread new belt on. Simple. Hi Don, It's easy and you won't need a prybar. Get a 14mm or 9/16" socket and a long handled ratchet ...