How can I locate P.S. belt tension bolt on 1998 LX?
#1
How can I locate P.S. belt tension bolt on 1998 LX?
Hello,
My fist post
I am planning to replace alternator and P.S. belts on my 1998 LX 4cyl.
I don't think that I will have a problem with the alternator belt.
However, I could not locate the bolt that can adjust P.S. belt tension. According to the diagram, I can lossen #6 and #17 bolts so I can remove the old belt.
Would someone please let me know where that particular bolt is locate.
If it doesn't exist, how can I adjust belt tension.
Regards,
My fist post
I am planning to replace alternator and P.S. belts on my 1998 LX 4cyl.
I don't think that I will have a problem with the alternator belt.
However, I could not locate the bolt that can adjust P.S. belt tension. According to the diagram, I can lossen #6 and #17 bolts so I can remove the old belt.
Would someone please let me know where that particular bolt is locate.
If it doesn't exist, how can I adjust belt tension.
Regards,
#5
Get creative.....I have the ps belt tension down to a science on my 3rd gens- same "pry bar" set up on the PS. I have a nice long pry bar, place it in there, gentle push with my right shoulder, tighten the lock bolt with my left hand....done, simple right
#6
Thanks for your help.
BTW, I am looking for torque specification for P.S. pump as well as alternator.
Would you please point me to where can I find those info?
Is there any 6th generation accord service/ repair manual available for download?
Thanks again.
BTW, I am looking for torque specification for P.S. pump as well as alternator.
Would you please point me to where can I find those info?
Is there any 6th generation accord service/ repair manual available for download?
Thanks again.
#7
You can get a manual for this from automanualsource - $22 for a download, $27 for a cd shipped.
PS and the lower alt bolt do not take much....~16 ft lbs. Looks like the upper bolt to alt is ~33 ft lbs.
PS and the lower alt bolt do not take much....~16 ft lbs. Looks like the upper bolt to alt is ~33 ft lbs.
#8
Thank you
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