1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee "change tensioner pulley" Questions

...tensioner pulley is bad. I am assuming you are installing the correct belt. Check the belt and pulley's for proper alignment . Example If you change your original alternator with a after market one , ...

Change. Remove the serpentine belt by using a breakover bar, ratcher or serpentine belt removal tool with the correct size socket for the pulley mounting bolt. Rotate tensioner arm to release tension.

...change a idler pulley 1st , you will have to use a 13-15" metric size socket, with a 3/8 drive ratchet, or suitable size wrench, to hold back onto the tensioner to release the serpentine belt, once ...

...change a serpentine belt? Make a diagram of how it is threaded. Move the tensioner back so that it is not producing belt tension. Sometimes the alternator or power steering pump are used as the ...

...CHANGE THE IDLER PULLEY? HOW DO YOU CHANGE THE IDLER PULLEY ON A JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE,6 LITER? It is as simple as removing the nut and pulling it off and sliding the new one on. Once you get it back ...

...change a Timing Belt Tensioner on a 1995 jeep grand cherokee v8 5.2 my belt burned in 2 it and i need 2 take it off n replace it You really need a repair manual for your model. Most Auto parts stores ...

...change serpentine belt? Under the hood you will see a diagram that shows the routing of the belt, remember where that is you will need to refer to it! Now not knowing what engine you have I will ...

...tensioner on the fan belt. How do you change it? One of the idler pulleys has a built in spring loaded tensioner. You have to use a ratchet to turn it, which relieves tension on the belt while ...

...tensioner arm coming apart otr a defective harmonic crankshaft pulley damper, the outside of the pulley walks off the rubber inner core (this is the virbration damper), this is common on the jeep 4.0 ...

...tensioner pulley is still good. Replace the water pump. It should not move any direction. When you check as it is running, the pressure of the belt keeps it from wobbling. you answered your own ...