R&R passenger front wheel, inner fender liner... replace belts.
About how long?? And is there a belt tensioner? Tools needed?? How taut? I didn't see a DIY in the How to area.
thx!!
A/C and Alt Belts... 1.6 Lanos
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1- i replace mine every 40k kms (25k miles)
2- their is a tensioner for the A/C belt but the alternator belt is tensioned by tilting the alternator itself
3- 10mm, 14mm, 7mm and a big,long screw driver to tilt the aternator
4- How taut??
5- go to the timing belt replacment post... it starts with removing both belts.
MMamdouh
2- their is a tensioner for the A/C belt but the alternator belt is tensioned by tilting the alternator itself
3- 10mm, 14mm, 7mm and a big,long screw driver to tilt the aternator
4- How taut??
5- go to the timing belt replacment post... it starts with removing both belts.
MMamdouh
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thanks!! I'll do it this weekend.MMamdouh wrote:1- i replace mine every 40k kms (25k miles)
2- their is a tensioner for the A/C belt but the alternator belt is tensioned by tilting the alternator itself
3- 10mm, 14mm, 7mm and a big,long screw driver to tilt the aternator
4- How taut??
5- go to the timing belt replacment post... it starts with removing both belts.
MMamdouh
Here is some additional information on the A/C belt.
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtop ... light=belt
http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtop ... light=belt
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2000 1.6 DOHC Lanos 'S'
Silver HB.
____________________
"The three great essentials to achieving anything worthwhile are; first, hard work, second, stick-to-it-iveness, and third, common sense."
- -- Thomas Edison