I Broke My AC/Alternator Belt Tensioner
I Broke My AC/Alternator Belt Tensioner
I snapped the belt tensioner bolt.
Went to the dealer and bought a replacement tensioner assembly.
However, what I got was the pulley, the tensioning bolt and the tensioner nut (the big long nut).
I did not get the bracket... just the pulley, bolt and nut.
Is there a how-to somewhere or has someone replaced these parts? I searched found nothing.
Is it a pretty straight forward replacement?
Went to the dealer and bought a replacement tensioner assembly.
However, what I got was the pulley, the tensioning bolt and the tensioner nut (the big long nut).
I did not get the bracket... just the pulley, bolt and nut.
Is there a how-to somewhere or has someone replaced these parts? I searched found nothing.
Is it a pretty straight forward replacement?
its pretty straight forward, there are 3 little bolts holding the bracket onto the engine, a bit of a gripe to get at, but not hard at all.... than with a few more bolts on the bracket, the pulley and everything else should just pop right off, i replaced mine a few months back when i was still in the states, took about 20 min
as long as you have a few wrenches and sockets, it should'nt be hard at all...
as long as you have a few wrenches and sockets, it should'nt be hard at all...
its pretty straight forward, there are 3 little bolts holding the bracket onto the engine, a bit of a gripe to get at, but not hard at all.... than with a few more bolts on the bracket, the pulley and everything else should just pop right off, i replaced mine a few months back when i was still in the states, took about 20 min
as long as you have a few wrenches and sockets, it should'nt be hard at all...
as long as you have a few wrenches and sockets, it should'nt be hard at all...
Had mine snap on me. Got the same parts from the dealer and did it myself just as Mr.Duck explained. Good luck.
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