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There should be a diagram sticker on the hood or the fan shroud. You can also draw a diagram before you remove the old belt. There is a spring loaded tensioner you move over to release pressure on the belt. I can upload a diagram if you can't find the sticker.
You use a breaker bar to move the tensioner, remove the belt and use the tensioner to put it back. You draw the belt and pulleys on a sheet of paper before removing, otherwise there should be a small diagram of the belt and pulley positions on the fan shroud or radiator support.
Diagram should be under the hood
The auto tensioneris down low and dificult to get to.
If it has not been changed in a while you will need a long thin push stick and a serpentine tool.
Push on the belt hard at the auto adjuster and pop the belt off the smooth pully (located top).
hook up the serpentine belt tool and then mount the new belt
check your frame for the diagram or go to google images look up 1997 Chevy Cheyenne C2500 w/5.7L V8 serpentine belt diagram they will have it might not be the first pic
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