| View Full Version : 91 Seville Serpentine Belt balihai25 10-27-03, 10:45 AM Good morning, I have a 91 Seville, does anyone have a diagram of the placement of the serpentine belt. The darn thing slipped off after I sprayed it with belt dressing when it was cold :( A female blonde thing........LOL balihai25 10-27-03, 11:25 AM Good morning, I have a 91 Seville, does anyone have a diagram of the placement of the serpentine belt. The darn thing slipped off after I sprayed it with belt dressing when it was cold :( A female blonde thing........LOL Ok, I found the diagram on the car....must be a reason they put it there LOL. Now I need to know which of the pullies is the tensioner. I can't seem to find it in the owners manual. JJhomer83 10-27-03, 11:27 AM Ok, I found the diagram on the car....must be a reason they put it there LOL. Now I need to know which of the pullies is the tensioner. I can't seem to find it in the owners manual. WELCOME TO THE FORUMS. Don't know off the top of my head but it should be in the middle. It won't be connected to anypart its just an open pully that you can move. You should be able to logically look at it and determine wwhat one it is. If not its all good someone here will chyme in. It should be in the middle of the pulleys btw El Dobro 10-27-03, 11:41 AM The tensioner is on top. Facing the belt end of the engine, from back to front, it should be alternator, idler pulley, tensioner , p/s pump. The tensioner takes a 1/2" breaker bar to move it, You should see the socket and the arrow on the tensioner. balihai25 10-27-03, 12:08 PM The tensioner is on top. Facing the belt end of the engine, from back to front, it should be alternator, idler pulley, tensioner , p/s pump. The tensioner takes a 1/2" breaker bar to move it, You should see the socket and the arrow on the tensioner. Ok, have one of those breaker bars in 1/2". I am assuming once I loosen the tensioner, I will be able to put the belt back on, then tighten the tensioner up and it should work :)??? balihai25 10-27-03, 02:00 PM Ok, have one of those breaker bars in 1/2". I am assuming once I loosen the tensioner, I will be able to put the belt back on, then tighten the tensioner up and it should work :)??? IT'S ON!! No problem, thank you for all your help :) JJhomer83 10-27-03, 02:07 PM IT'S ON!! No problem, thank you for all your help :) That's great. | |