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I have a 1995 plymouth grand voyager. I want to put the ...
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I have a 1995 plymouth grand voyager. I want to put the serpetine belt on but the amotor mount is in the way. to that have to be remove. I need routing directions.

 

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1995 Dodge grand voyager 3.3L

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I tried to work with the tensioner but i cant turn it. i got routing directuions from auto zone. but it seems different

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June 30 1:49 PM (49 minutes and 44 seconds later)
         
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You shouldn't have to remove the mount, here's the routing above. Let me know if you have the same accessory arrangement.



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June 30 3:00 PM (1 hour and 10 minutes and 52 seconds later)
         
Reply to RIP's Post: what do you use for the belt tensioner
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June 30 3:10 PM (10 minutes and 28 seconds later)
         
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The tensioner is spring loaded and is pulled forward with a Serpentine Belt tool. This tool should be available at most automotive part stores, and is fairly inexpensive. Basically, it's a long/ thin bar with a socket on one end, that fits onto the tensioner. The length of the bar, gives the leverage needed to compress the internal spring.

-Rip



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