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I'm replacing the power steering and altinater.

Tiny
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  • 1999 PROTON SATRIA NEO
I'm replacing the power steering and altinater belts but tiger is another belt situated in front and I can figure out how to remove it. Is it the timing belt? How do I get it off to put the other belts on behind it? In the picture u can see the two belts that I'm trying to replace are missing but I need to remove the one I'm pointing at.
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Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 AT 4:51 AM

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Tiny
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That is the power steering belt. At the location where your finger is, there is a bolt behind the pulley. You need to turn the pulley until the service hold on the pulley lines up with the bolt to loosen it. This bolt is the adjuster and directly below it under the pump, there is another bolt for the pivot. It has a second bolt at rear of pump.

For adjuster bolt, loosen at least 3 turns of the bolt whereas for the pivot bolts, loosening them 1 turn should be sufficient for you to push th pump inwards to gain the slack for removing/installing the belt. Remember to loop in the alternator belt first, that is the innermost belt on the crank pulley and turns the alternator and water pump pulley (onto which the power steering pump belt is mounted).
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