Product Name:
MS3L2-1002450 Genuine auto parts Yuchai Engine YC6M V-Belt Tensioner Pulley
Product Details:
| Product Name |
Belt Tensioner |
| OEM No. |
MS3L2-1002450 |
| Truck Model |
Yuchai Engine |
| Engine Model |
Weichai WP10 |
|
Material
|
Metal |
|
Specification:
|
Based on Customer |
|
Payment
|
T/T,L/C ,Western Union |
How to Install Belt Tensioner
Step 1
Read the repair manual section that illustrates the procedure to remove and replace the automatic belt tensioner in your vehicle. Every engine type in different vehicles will employ a different procedure. This will help inform you what you're getting into before starting. Obtain the belt routing diagram from the repair manual if you're replacing the belt as well.
Step 2
Locate the automatic belt tensioner on the side or front of the engine. Inspect the tensioner to use the right tool to release the tension on the belt so you can remove it from the pulley. Some may feature a 3/8-inch square-drive or 1/2-inch square-drive inlet that an appropriate-sized ratchet or serpentine belt tool adapter will fit into. Others may employ the bolt head of the tensioner pulley itself to pivot the tensioner in a clockwise motion.
Step 3
Install the proper tool into the square-drive inlet or bolt head provided with the chosen tool and then pivot the tensioner. The repair manual will illustrate which way the specific tensioner needs to move to release the tension. As stated in Step 2, tensioners that use the pulley bolt most often turn clockwise since the bolt itself will unscrew from the pulley if turned counterclockwise.
Step 4
Remove the belt from the most accessible pulley with the tensioner in the pivoted position (see Warnings). Allow the tensioner spring to relocate back to its seated position carefully and remove the tool. If the belt is being replaced, remove it from the pulley system. If you're not replacing the belt, let it stay intact with the other remaining pulleys.
Step 5
Locate and remove the automatic belt tensioner retaining bolt (see Tips). Remove the belt tensioner and inspect the rear of it for an aligning dowel. This dowel needs to be set into an inlet on the engine properly to position the tensioner correctly. The new tensioner, if applicable, will provide a new molded dowel. If you're replacing the entire automatic belt tensioner, reinstall now and torque the retaining bolt to specifications provided in the repair manual using a torque wrench and a socket and skip Step 6.
Step 6
Place the automatic belt tensioner into a bench vise, being careful not to overtighten the clamps. Many tensioners are made of lightweight aluminum and can easily crack. Position the tensioner in the vise so you can access the pulley bolt. Turn the pulley bolt counterclockwise with a ratchet and a socket. Remove the bolt, the retaining washer and the pulley. Replace the pulley, washer and bolt and tighten to specified torque illustrated in the repair manual. Replace the tensioner in the engine and replace the bolt. Tighten to specified torque.
Release the tension on the automatic belt tensioner using the serpentine belt tool or wrench to manipulate the belt back onto the pulley it was removed from. If you replaced the belt, snake it around the pulley system properly. Serpentine belts will fit snugly and allow little to no margin for error. If the belt is not going back on, it's because it's not aligned properly, the ribs of the belt are not properly sitting in the grooves on one or more pulleys, or the wrong-sized belt was purchased for replacement.
