06 Honda Civic serpentine belt replace

[@omardeleon2701]

Thanks you are a good mechanic, you explain well

[@alistairwallis8578]

Trying to put the belt back on alone is an impossible task. It pops off the lower pulleys every time I grab it after pushing back the tensioner.

[@danspies5763]

This video was very informative

[@johndickinson7959]

Why not release tension to put the belt on the last pulley?

[@ufixit6806]

Hi John, thanks for watching and great question. The tensioner pulley was all the way to the released position. I was not pushing on the wrenches due to the belt was holding the tension. This is why the starter motor had to be “bumped “ to walk the belt all the way on to the pulley. I felt it was important to show that procedure because someone might think they got the wrong belt or they might try to pry it on with a screwdriver which may cause damage to the belt. Sorry I should have mentioned that on the video. Thanks again for watching and hope it helped.

[@Clockworkin]

Where u get the tool kit?

[@ufixit6806]

Thank appreciate it . hope it helped.

[@Rocksolidhandyman]

Awesome! Mechanic wanted $435 for this!!!

[@ufixit6806]

Happy savings!!!

[@Back2dkicks]

Huge thanks. Very helpful video.

[@ufixit6806]

Thanks. Glad it helped!

[@johndoe-by4up]

Where the tensioned

[@ufixit6806]

Idler/ tensioner pulley.

[@mikea5205]

Was your MPG and acceleration significantly improved?

[@abbyphilemon7023]

It’s not a significant improve it’s just a very minimal increase of horsepower because the belt is on one side having the same tension

[@joeyrizzo2]

thanks budd!!

[@adalbertoartiaga2330]

Belt part number

[@robertolson9032]

He used 5070646 Advanced Auto Parts/Car Quest part # from the beginning of the video.

[@waleyefish9026]

Ok, Dayco Belt #5070646 to bypass your A/C Compressor. Thanks👍👍👍👍

[@ufixit6806]

Thanks for watching hope it worked out ok.

[@larrywhite7577]

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