In this video, we learn how to replace a serpentine belt on a Chevrolet Aveo. Start off by turning the passengers side wheel to the right and raising your car so you can get underneath it. Now, remove the nuts and bolts that are underneath the belt so you can get to it. When you see the belt, remove it with tools and slide the belt off. Now replace the old belt with the new one and tighten the tension on the belt again. Make sure it's in all the grooves correctly, then reinstall all the parts in your car that you removed. Don't forget all the nuts and bolts!
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3 Comments
thanks
A diagram would be more helpful on how to replace the alternator belt
Very useful information!!! Thanks a Lot
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