Serp belt diagram photo needed Leganza

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newTotheWoo
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Serp belt diagram photo needed Leganza

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I can't figure out how the belt goes. Anyone have a picture, diagram, or advice.
Thanks
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Re: Serp belt diagram photo needed Leganza

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newTotheWoo wrote:I can't figure out how the belt goes. Anyone have a picture, diagram, or advice.
Thanks
New,
Which belt ? the one that goes from the A/C compressor over to the crankshaft pulley by way of the small (adjustable) pulley that hangs off the A/C compressor bracket ?


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P.S. Above is a discription of my Lonos 1.6 engine. Your engine may differ.
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2000 1.6 DOHC Lanos 'S'
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newTotheWoo
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Post by newTotheWoo »

just one here. not the timing belt.

ac, crank pulley, alt., pr steering. typing with one hand, the other is greasy ;)
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Post by Daniel »

Is it somemuffin like this?

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Post by newTotheWoo »

Thanks Daniel, that is it.
I should have looked in the owner's manual first. It is there too. But thank you!

The belt is on. All I need now is fluids and I can start it up. Oh, I seemed to have used or misplaced the engine mount nuts. But hey, only losing two parts is pretty good, right?
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newTotheWoo wrote: The belt is on. All I need now is fluids and I can start it up. Oh, I seemed to have used or misplaced the engine mount nuts. But hey, only losing two parts is pretty good, right?
Very good new !
Let us know how it runs !

P.S. I see that your Laganzia belt does differ from the Lanos.
:o

Yours is a "one belt does all"
Whereas the Lanos 1.6 has two belts. One for the A/C compressor and one for the alternator.
~Spider~
2000 1.6 DOHC Lanos 'S'
Silver HB.
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