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maintainance question S40-V40

posted by  mormit on  Sat May 19 14:36 CST 2007
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The serpentine belt is on the passenger side of the engine compartment. It will be visible without any parts or cover removal and drives the AC compressor, alternator and power steering pump. Flat and about an inch wide. Look for fine cracks (sign or drying out) or damage.

If you want to inspect the timing belt, it is under a plastic cover on the same side of the engine.

mormit
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02 S40 now my daily! :), 98 V70 T5 new wife mobile-very nice!, 85 245DL 275,000mi V15cam It takes a licking and keeps on ticking






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