Belt tensioner
#2
I don't think there is one. I usually just do it by hand and tighten the bolt. One thing I found helps is to use a slightly smaller belt (pelt) than the OEM one. I find if I use the OEM pelt the power steering pump hits the timing cover before I get it tight.
#3
i have a 22re, but my two belts went around the AC and the Fan / Alternator
there was a separate tensioner for the AC belt, but the Alternator served as the tensioner for the second. I just leveraged it down with a piece of wood and tightened the screw up, tensioned the belt just fine.
there was a separate tensioner for the AC belt, but the Alternator served as the tensioner for the second. I just leveraged it down with a piece of wood and tightened the screw up, tensioned the belt just fine.
#4
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From: Marysville, WA
The PS pump IS the tensioner on the 3VZE. There is a bolt to loosen behind the pulley, and one down lower on the bracket. Then you apply tension just like on the alternator.
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