Questions & Answers for: replace belt tensioner pulley 1991

...belt? Look at your tensioner pulley it will have a squre cutout that accomodates a 1/2 inch drive ratchet or a 3/8 drive, most likely 1/2 inch. Just insert your ratchet and release in same manner as ...

...replace Serpentine belt on 92 gmc Sanoma. Don't know which bolts to loosen to remove belt. I replaced before but can't remember. should just have to turn the tensioner and pull belt off alternator ...

8L Belt Tensioner How do you replace the belt tensioner pulley on a 1991 Buick Regal 3.8L Remove belt and unbolt center pulley bolt. I believe it's a backward theaded bolt. Turn to the right to loosen

...belt over all the pulleys except the tensioner. Place the breaker bar and if necessary the socket, on the tensioner pulley bolt and rotate the tensioner counterclockwise to the released position. ...

...do you have 2.2 Ltr or the 4.3 V6 ? Is this belt a flat belt with rigdes in it (serpentine) ? If so you will need a special tool that you will use to pry back the tensioner pulley. Please let me

...socket and ratchet. 5 Put the ratchet driver into the square hole on the new idler pulley, pull up on the handle and place the serpentine belt over the pulley. 6 Lower and remove the ratchet

...belt w/ wire or something so as not to let it drop. using a 15mm wrench, remove mounting bolt to idler, remove idler. better to replace the entire ilder w/ pulley, as an assymbly, they wear out like ...

so. gets a "double" sounding rattle as RPM goes back to idle Check ALL of your pulleys. Look closely at the tensioner pulleys with the belt off. If you feel any slack at all, replace it soon

how do I replace the crank shaft pulley on a 1998 GMC sonoma 4.3 liter the steps I need to take drain and remove the radiator and the drive belt, also the fan and use a steering wheel pulley tool

...belt Tensioner its a ware part . Unless you have seen some kind of damage on the harmonic balancer groves I just don't see how this could happen the belt wares not the pulley also look for alignment ...