I need a serpentine belt diagram for a 1993 dodge dakota...3.9 V6...without A/C

NO VIN or Dodge engine told. ( we can't guess) gen 3 Dakota

3.7 L (226 cu in)
4.7 L (287 cu in)
3.7 or 4.7L
v6 or v8?


if gates belts , has no coverage for sans/ PS pump
then you must measures the new circumference and buy the new belt using that.
no the diagram is not the same. after all it is not a normally sold car like that.
if have done this many times deleting AC compressor.
never PS./
this path V6, as you can the sans PS is way shorter belt
I used an old belt (normal) then cut it it down to get the fit
measured but gee the tension'er must be in mid scale for it to fit right
v6 is only one belt (gates belt dot com)
K06 13/16" x 88 1/8" wide/circum.
as seen here (no SANS PS there) try 10 more makers ? no me.

v6
#3 i thinks is PS pump so belt new is shorter
and must not hit pulley 8. only you looking at that can answer it.
#1 is GEN and running gen down hits water pump8
no? or is way too close to 8, as belts flop a bit under load.

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Here's a link to your vehicle. 1996 Dodge Dakota Serpentine Belt Routing and Timing Belt Diagrams Your vehicle has 3 different engine sizes.

Serpentine belt tensioner replacement on a 1992 dodge ... on you tub

Here is a diagram from chilton's manual.

Below are 2 diagrams, 1 with AC, 1 without for serpentine belt routing:

You don't mention which engine you have in your '92 Dakota, but it's likely the 3.3L and if so, here's the diagram. Even if your engine is not the 3.3L the principals for replacing the belt are the same.

Get a serpentine belt tension release tool (local parts store) and use it to take the tension wheel away from the belt, which will make it loose enough to remove by simply pulling it off one of the pulleys (the alternator will be easiest) and then wiggle it out of the engine bay. The tool should come with a selection of heads for the different variations of tensioner arms/bolts. Once the belt is removed, replacing it is the reverse process.

Hope this helps, and please rate my answer.

Don't just try looking for the 3.7. The 4.7 has the same routing also. I can't get a diagram from my chrysler site but most quick lanes have the books on that and they should be able to talk you thru it.

The belt routing diagram is located on the top radiator cross member by the hood latch. You should see it when you open the hood. If it is not there, all Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth minivans, from 1993 to at least 1999, used the same 3.3L engine setup, so find someone with one and look for the diagram where I described.