Questions & Answers for: Mitsubishi power steering pulley removal

...power steering belt on 2001 mitsubishi diamante Just did mine today.....Jack up the front as high as possible, remove front passenger wheel, put jackstands under car so it doesn't come down on you, ...

power steering problem, noise coming from engine, 97 montero 1997 Mitsubishi Montero LS, 4x4 150K miles. all belts including timing belt have been replaced in last 3 months, water pump replaced 3 ...

...power steering belt constantly tears. It will last anywhere between a few hours to a few weeks and then just tear. You will probably need to realign the pulleys. It sounds like one of them might be ...

power steering and ac etc remove the outer belt first the power steering pump may have the tensioner on it same concept though. loosen nut/bolt and unwind til the belt slip off the pulley. remember to

...power steering, alternator and crank shaft but belt still squeels. And appears to be tight. Slack is of 1/4 in..Is there one of these three components froze up. Power steering turns with some ...

...power steering/alternator tensioner pulley. Turn the adjusting bolt of the tensioner pulley to loosen the tension of the belt. Remove the power steering/alternator belt. To install: Install the power ...

...for a wheel thats on the belt yet doesn't actually run anything, ( like the power steering pump or the alternator , you can loosen that pulley which will allow you to remove the belt and ...

...power steering belt on a 4g13 how do i take off the power steering belt on a 1996 mitsibishi mirage? iv got the alternator belt off just need to take the power steering belt to replace the alternator ...

...vehicle running, noticed power steering fluid steadily moving in reservoir. Wondering if Power steering pump could be the culprit. Remove belt and spin each pulley to check for smoothness or

...power steering belt first. Sometimes, the power steering body has bolts you can loosen, to get slack in the belt, with the bolts loose, you rotate the body, to get slack in the belt. With the belt on ...