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How do i do this.
I am trying not to pay some mongoloids $90 bucks for a job that you guys could help me out with.
I am trying not to pay some mongoloids $90 bucks for a job that you guys could help me out with.
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2000 M5 SILVER FIREBIRD<br />*Flowmaster 80<br />*K&N air filter<br />*SLP LCAs<br />*Fast Toys CAI -
I changed the belt on my car about 2 months ago and it is VERY easy, takes 10 minutes at most.
Just find the belt tensioner bolt on your car(location depends on engine...3.4 or 3.8).
Once you locate the bolt use a regular socket to fit the bolt and some sort of breaker bar.
Then act is if you were removing the nut and it will cause the spring in the tensioner to loosen the belt.
Remove old belt and install new one doing the same procedure with the belt tensioner.
They way I explained it might seem confusing, but I'm sure if you do a search of past posts there will be alot more info.
Good luck ;) -
sweetness. Thanks a lot.2000 M5 SILVER FIREBIRD<br />*Flowmaster 80<br />*K&N air filter<br />*SLP LCAs<br />*Fast Toys CAIComment
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Yeah man--I've got a 2k 3.8 liter and the belt change was a HELL of a lot easier than I thought it would be...
[ June 10, 2003: Message edited by: Phat3800 ]</p>--chris--Comment
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