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29. Sep 2007 at 13:14
 
How on earth do you acheive the simple job of tensioning or replacing a fan belt
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Re: fan belt woes
Reply #1 - 29. Sep 2007 at 13:49
 
Hi and welcome to the site Thumbs Up!

You would best put a question like this into the Help Section far more coverage in there mate. Also fill out your Profile Section with what Engine size etc.... Thumbs Up!
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Reply #2 - 29. Sep 2007 at 14:08
 
Hi and welcome to OOF.

The tension is taken up automatically on a V6 and probably on the other variants as well - no doubt someone else will confirm.

To replace the belt a ring spanner is placed on the tensioner and used to relieve the tension on the aux belt thus allowing removal/replacement.  Its a bit of a complex routing, however, so best to take a piccy first to ensure that its easily and correctly replaced.

When you get the chance, please update your profile to show location/car and engine so that others can help quicker and easier, perhaps being able to pop round if you are nearby.

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Reply #3 - 29. Sep 2007 at 16:06
 
On the V6 you need a 15mm spanner to put on the tensioner pulley and slip the belt off. However to replace the belt there's a small bracket that has to be undone to get the belt out.
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Reply #4 - 29. Sep 2007 at 16:32
 
Petrol engines: 15mm rinf spanner on spring loaded tensioner
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