Changing Alternator belt
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Originally posted by _DRU_
i just got my car inspected and they told me i should change my alternator belt. the said they could do it for $70. is this a DIY job? if it is, do you know any good sites that show how to? thanks
i just got my car inspected and they told me i should change my alternator belt. the said they could do it for $70. is this a DIY job? if it is, do you know any good sites that show how to? thanks
http://integra.vtec.net/geeser/megamax/60k_service.html
Scroll down to Step 7, Belt Replacement. Click on any of the thumbnails for an enlarged image.
It's preatty easy to do,
Make sure you have a socket wrench with a 1 ft. extension and a 14mm deep socket. All you do is loosen the pully tension adjuster and waalaaa the belt practicly falls off,then do opposit. I found soe nice pics/directions at Jeff K's web site. It's under the links and I think he calls it Might Max.
Inspect at 60K
Originally posted by humaras
the alternator belt is supposed to be changed at 60K, right? but not sooner? I was just wondering since I have to bring my car in for inspection in about a month and a half...
the alternator belt is supposed to be changed at 60K, right? but not sooner? I was just wondering since I have to bring my car in for inspection in about a month and a half...
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