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Installing a Serpentine Belt Auto Tensioner

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Summary: Learn how to install a serpentine belt auto tensioner for your car engine with expert tips on cars in this free auto repair video.

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Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville Auto-Diesel College with a GPA of 3.5 and received their Craftsmanship Award and Honor Seal. He has managed several automotive facilities...read more

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on 1/12/2009 The title of this clip "Installing a serpentine belt auto tensioner" video, was not about Intalling a serpentine belt auto tensioner. It was very good about intalling a serpentine belt, but totally useless about replacing the tensioner.

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on 12/31/2008 My tensioner broke this morning on the way to work. I pulled over, popped the hood of my truck, saw that the sepentine belt wasn't running, followed the belt, and finally noticed the broken tensioner. I got a ride to the parts store, registered with expert village, and fixed it myself. Oh yeah, I'm a woman!

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"Hi! My name is Nate McCullough on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to talk about the proper way to install your belt with an auto style tensioner. Now I have the belt routed on the lower pulleys. It is pretty much a matter of slipping it down onto their proper components. Once you have the belt on all the pulleys except the top one, you can go ahead and rotate the auto tensioner to give you some slack in the belt. Just take it as far as you can go. Once you have enough slack, you can go ahead and grab your belt, slip it around the top pulley, just like so. Before you release the tension, take a look at all of your pulleys and make sure the belt is seated just like this. There are no ribs exposed, the belt is centered on the pulley, it’s not overhanging and then you can release the tension on your auto tensioner. That is the proper way to install your belt with an auto tensioner. There you go. "

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